The Tiny Picture Book.
The Tiny Picture Book.
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O, may I be of that dear flock, Of which the Saviour told;Within the pastures of his love, He keeps his precious fold.
[Illustration] MELONS do in the garden grow, And very fine are they;Cool and refreshing to the taste, Upon a summer's day.
And melons grow upon a vine That creepeth on the ground;Amidst the green and silky leaves, The rich, ripe fruit is found.
[Illustration] NEST! O, a little robin's nest! Up in the apple tree!Four little eggs all blue and white, So close and snug, I see.
"Mot...her, how could a little bird So neat a nest have made?""'Twas God that taught the little bird How every straw was laid. " [Illustration] "O, how I hate an ugly owl!" Cried little Johnny Lee;This is a very silly hate, In Johnny's heart to be.
Our God did make the hooting owl, For purpose good and wise;O, there is nothing we should hate, But sin's unholy guise.
[Illustration] PIGS we are apt to treat with scorn, But this is hardly fair. For very useful is poor pig. You surely will declare.
He helps to form our sausages, And they are very good;His bristles make our brushes, and His pork we love for food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O, may I be of that dear flock, Of which the Saviour told;Within the pastures of his love, He keeps his precious fold.
[Illustration] MELONS do in the garden grow, And very fine are they;Cool and refreshing to the taste, Upon a summer's day.
And melons grow upon a vine That creepeth on the ground;Amidst the green and silky leaves, The rich, ripe fruit is found.
[Illustration] NEST! O, a little robin's nest! Up in the apple tree!Four little eggs all blue and white, So close and snug, I see.
"Mot...her, how could a little bird So neat a nest have made?""'Twas God that taught the little bird How every straw was laid. " [Illustration] "O, how I hate an ugly owl!" Cried little Johnny Lee;This is a very silly hate, In Johnny's heart to be.
Our God did make the hooting owl, For purpose good and wise;O, there is nothing we should hate, But sin's unholy guise.
[Illustration] PIGS we are apt to treat with scorn, But this is hardly fair. For very useful is poor pig. You surely will declare.
He helps to form our sausages, And they are very good;His bristles make our brushes, and His pork we love for food.
What to read after The Tiny Picture Book.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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