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PETER PRIM'S

_Profitable Present_

TO

THE LITTLE MISSES AND MASTERS

OF

THE UNITED STATES.


        "One--Two--
  "Come buckle my shoe."


ILLUSTRATED WITH NEAT ENGRAVINGS,


PHILADELPHIA:

PUBLISHED BY MORGAN & SONS.


Price plain, 12-1/2 cents--coloured 18-3/4 cents.




       1            2

       [Illustration]

      ONE          TWO

    Come buckle my Shoe.

      You lazy Elf!

    Pray do it yourself.


_Philadel^a. Pub. and Sold by W. Charles._




       3            4

       [Illustration]

     THREE         FOUR

    Shut the door:

      Let us keep ourselves warm

    And not think of the storm.




       5            6

       [Illustration]

     FIVE          SIX

    I'm picking some sticks,

      That my mother may make

    A nice currant Cake.




       7            8

       [Illustration]

     SEVEN        EIGHT

    You are come here too late.

      'Tis all one to Ben,

    He can go home again.




       9            10

       [Illustration]

     NINE          TEN

    Who'll buy a fat Hen?

      Her bones are so small

    You may eat legs and all.





      11            12

       [Illustration]

    ELEVEN       TWELVE

    I can dig and can delve,

      Take care of the Sows,

    And bring home the cows.




MORGAN & SONS,

_Have recently Published, and for sale,_

JUVENILE BOOKS,

EMBELLISHED WITH NEAT ENGRAVINGS.


_Price 37-1/2 cents coloured, 25 cents plain._

    The Gamut and Time Table,
    The House that Jack built,
    History of the old Woman and her Pig,
    Old Mother Hubbard and her Dog,
    Dame Trot and her Comical Cat,


PRICE 31-1/4 CENTS COLOURED, 18-3/4 CENTS PLAIN.

    The Elm of Kensington, a Parody on the House that
        Jack built,
    The little Man and Maid,
    The Forty Thieves,
    Flora's Grand Gala,


PRICE 25 CENTS COLOURED, 18-3/4 CENTS PLAIN.

    John Gilpin's ride to Edmonton,
    Mrs. Gilpin's return from Edmonton,
    Cinderella, or the little Glass Slipper,
    The little Poulterer,
    The little Farmer,
    The World turn'd Upside Down,
    History of Little Fanny,
    The History of Little Eliza, &c. &c.





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