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    Little Present.

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    A. PHELPS--Greenfield.




    A
    LITTLE PRESENT,
    FOR
    A GOOD CHILD.

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    GREENFIELD.

    A. Phelps ... 1846




    A B C D E F G H I J

    K L M N O P Q R S

    T U V W X Y Z.

    a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o

    p q r s t u v w x y z.

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    ~A B C D E F G H I J

    K L M N O P Q R S

    T U V W X Y Z &

    a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o

    p q r s t u v w x y z.~




    LITTLE PRESENT.


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    The Squirrel leaps from tree to tree.

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    The Hive doth hold the honey-bee.


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    The pretty Butterfly is seen,

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    When little girls trip o'er the green.


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    The Owl until the evening sleeps.

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    The Serpent on his belly creeps.


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    The Lion roars, the woods resound.

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    The raging Bull tears up the ground.


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    The Raven for his food doth cry.

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    The Eagle soars exceeding high.


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    Whilst the Plowman drives his Plow.

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    Betty milks the brindled Cow.


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    The Ship doth cross the foaming seas.

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    The Woodman fells the sturdy trees.


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    The pretty Lambs do skip and play.

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    The Fox conveys the fowls away.


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    The Cat destroys the rats and mice.

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    Thy Teacher gives thee good advice.


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    The Cock doth crow at break of day.

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    The Fish does in the river play.


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    The Swan delights o'er streams to glide.

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    And Joe and Billy take a ride.


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    The blushing Flowers bloom in the spring.

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    The Birds do in the bushes sing.


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    The Bible is the best of books.

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    Good Children all have modest looks.


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    In spring the Farmer sows his seed.

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    And Charley likes this book to read.


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