The Primrose
The Primrose
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See what a pretty Doll I've got, Which dear Papa so kindly bought. Look at her neck, and pretty head, And then her cheeks so rosy red.
And then her laughing eyes so blue ; She looks as tho' she look'd at you.
And then her pretty little hands; Oh, dear ! see, sisters, sure she stands t I wish, sweet baby, she could read, Aud learn a little task indeed ; And if she could a copy write, Oh, dear! 'twould give me much delight !
And then, if good old Mistress Trench, Would be so kind, and teach her F...rench, And Spanish, and Italian too; Dear Mistress Trench, Oh, pray, now do.
13 KIND FANNY.
Pray give me, said Fanny, a needle and thread j And there fell on her bosom a tear: I'm going to make dolls. To make dolls ?
said Janette, Why I don't understand you, my dear.
14 Oh ! yes, I must go to make dolls for poor Sue ; Perhaps she can sell them again ; For really, Jane, it would go to your heart, To witness her want and her pain.
You know the lone cottage that stood in the wood, With the hawthorn trees all around ?
What to read after The Primrose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Francis Gairns to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See what a pretty Doll I've got, Which dear Papa so kindly bought. Look at her neck, and pretty head, And then her cheeks so rosy red.
And then her laughing eyes so blue ; She looks as tho' she look'd at you.
And then her pretty little hands; Oh, dear ! see, sisters, sure she stands t I wish, sweet baby, she could read, Aud learn a little task indeed ; And if she could a copy write, Oh, dear! 'twould give me much delight !
And then, if good old Mistress Trench, Would be so kind, and teach her F...rench, And Spanish, and Italian too; Dear Mistress Trench, Oh, pray, now do.
13 KIND FANNY.
Pray give me, said Fanny, a needle and thread j And there fell on her bosom a tear: I'm going to make dolls. To make dolls ?
said Janette, Why I don't understand you, my dear.
14 Oh ! yes, I must go to make dolls for poor Sue ; Perhaps she can sell them again ; For really, Jane, it would go to your heart, To witness her want and her pain.
You know the lone cottage that stood in the wood, With the hawthorn trees all around ?
What to read after The Primrose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Francis Gairns to read onlineMoreLess
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