Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1930

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And the ijrades that she makes There is a young lady said, "IV/io irUl tell me what I can dot The hair on my head Is certainly red, liuir ,1-va added. -I'm c/lad it's not blue Nellie Vpchurch has a fondness for seiiini/ ; Her collection of things is groii-inff and growing.
She snips her thread .And nods her head In appraisal of Iter sewing.
There is a young lady named Starling, T hough sometimes we address her as "darl- ing." ff'e shall soon hear her name In musical fame, This remarkable girl. ...Ruth Starling.
Says .Anne, " 'Tis really quite queer, But I mu:t confess it, my dear,- I can't sit up late, So I retire at eight.
My lessons.^ Oh, well, don't you fear'" When writing of one called Kitty Il'e all must admit she is witty; But she fell heart and head For someone named Fred, .And no one exclaimed, "If'hal a pity.'" Sportive Elizabeth .Ayscue Exclaimed mournfully, "Now. I ask j IThy playing is fun ll'hen lessons aren't donef" .hid no one has yet answered .Aysc, This demure little Miss Baker Is surely not a Quaker, For she never balks .It chances to talk — .// least you don't have to make her.

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