The Infant's Delight: Poetry by Anonymous
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Just look at the flakes com-ing down.
But see, they have found a snug shel-ter at last, And hark, how they talk, while the storm whis-tles past: Says Pol-ly to Dick-y, "You're near-est the door, And you are the gen-tle-man, too: Just peep out and see When the storm will be o'er; Be-cause, if the wea-ther's as bad as be-fore, I think we will stay, do not you?" [Illustration: Far up a-mong the moun-tain peaks, His food the lone-ly Con-dor seeks.] [Illustration: The Co-bra has a dead-ly bite. And yet in mu-sic takes de-light.] [Illustration: The A-rabs through the de-sert wide, On the swift Dro-me-dary ride.] [Illustration: In gen-tle ri-vers, still and clear, We see the shin-ing Dace ap-pear.] [Illustration: "HOW IS THE WEATHER?"] [Illustration: NELLY'S NEW PARASOL.] |
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