Cousin Hatty's Hymns and Twilight Stories by William Crosby;H. P. Nichols
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Back to her home, with many a sigh.
She could not place him on her knee And tell him he was very dear; And so she made a little coat And brought it to him every year. But you, my little girl, can learn, While you are sitting close by me, Of heaven, and that kind God above, Who made in love each thing we see. And you should thank Him every day, That you can here His goodness know; And from your pleasant, happy home, And your dear parents, need not go. THE BIRD'S NEST. [Illustration] What is Harry thinking of, Sitting on that mossy stone? All his brothers are at play; Why is he so still and lone? |
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