Blackie's comprehensive school series, Teile 1-3 |
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acorn BAD TEMPER BARN OWL bason began birds sing BLACKBIRD blue boat boys and girls bread bright bright eyes brother butter butter milk cage canary Cato cloak colour cows dear Dick donkey ducks Emma father flew fond friends gentle glad glowworm grass GREEDY FLY Harry HIDE AND SEEK kind kite large number laugh little boy little girl little kitten live look mamma Mary milk moon morning mother nests Never mind nice night oak tree oft-en old birds once pane play pretty Pussy rats raven rooks round sails scythe seen shining ship shoes side sister sleep soon sparrow sunny sunny day Swans sweet tell thought Tiny TINY TIM told Tom-tits took walk warm wasp watch dog Willie wind winter worm young
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Seite 53 - ONLY A BABY SMALL. ONLY A BABY SMALL. ONLY a baby small, Dropt from the skies ; Only a laughing face, Two sunny eyes ; Only two cherry lips, One chubby nose; Only two little hands, Ten little toes. Only a golden head, Curly and soft ; Only a tongue that wags Loudly and oft ; Only a little brain, Empty of thought ; Only a little heart, Troubled with nought.
Seite 39 - Come, my children, come away, For the sun shines bright today; Little children, come with me, Birds and brooks and posies see; Get your hats and come away, For it is a pleasant day.
Seite 29 - He made the streams so wide, That flow through wood and vale; He made the rills so small, That leap down hill and dale.
Seite 39 - Children, too, may sport and play, For it is a pleasant day. Bring the hoop, and bring the ball, Come with happy faces all ; Let us make a merry ring, Talk and laugh, and dance and sing. Quickly, quickly, come away, For it is a pleasant day.
Seite 12 - In behind the door, Climbing on the sofa, Creeping on the floor, 2. In below the table, Round the easy chair, Goes my little brother Crying, "Are you there?
Seite 17 - A KISS when I wake in the morning, A kiss when I go to bed, A kiss when I burn my fingers, A kiss when I bump my head. A kiss when my bath is over, A kiss when my bath begins : My mamma is full of kisses, — As full as nurse is of pins.
Seite 45 - Out of the fir tree tall. And when the sick child better grew, And he could crawl along Close to that window he would creep, And listen to her song ; And he was gentle in his speech, And quiet at his play, He would not for the world have made That sweet bird fly away.
Seite 93 - And last of all, if cut with care, Her horns make combs, to comb our hair ; And so we learn — thanks to our teachers, That Cows are good and useful creatures.
Seite 92 - COW. Come, children, listen to me now, And you shall hear about the Cow; You'll find her useful, live or dead, Whether she's black or white or red. When milk-maids milk her morn and night, She gives them milk so fresh and white ; And this, we little children think, Is very nice for us to drink. The curdled milk they press and squeeze, And so they make it into cheese ; The cream they skim and shake in churns, And then it soon to butter turns.
Seite 17 - A kiss when I bump my head. A kiss when my bath is over, A kiss when my bath begins : My mamma is full of kisses, — As full as nurse is of pins. A kiss when I play with my rattle, A kiss when I pull her hair : She covered me over with kisses The day I fell from the stair.