Nursery Lyrics Other Verses for Children
Nursery Lyrics Other Verses for Children
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Next he met with a violet blue, Says he, " Will you kiss me if I kiss you ? " The violet laughed and said, " Perhaps. " But as soon as he tried she gave him some slaps.
The strawberry-bird flew back to his tree, " It's rather more hard than I thought, " said he.
T VI WELL-MEANT HE beetle, the snail, and the caterpil-lar, Determined to climb to the twinkly star.
' There's a terrible distance, " said they, " to crawl, For it's right on the top of the garden wall. " Their friends gather'd round th...em to bid them good-bye, And promised to look for them up in the sky.
They started at once and were lost to sight, They climb 'd all day and they climb 'd all night.
" Very scrapy, these bricks, " said the caterpil- lar, !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next he met with a violet blue, Says he, " Will you kiss me if I kiss you ? " The violet laughed and said, " Perhaps. " But as soon as he tried she gave him some slaps.
The strawberry-bird flew back to his tree, " It's rather more hard than I thought, " said he.
T VI WELL-MEANT HE beetle, the snail, and the caterpil-lar, Determined to climb to the twinkly star.
' There's a terrible distance, " said they, " to crawl, For it's right on the top of the garden wall. " Their friends gather'd round th...em to bid them good-bye, And promised to look for them up in the sky.
They started at once and were lost to sight, They climb 'd all day and they climb 'd all night.
" Very scrapy, these bricks, " said the caterpil- lar, !
What to read after Nursery Lyrics Other Verses for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Maria Grant Strachey to read onlineMoreLess
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