Songs, Merry and Sad by John Charles McNeill
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page 13 of 71 (18%)
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A Secret A little baby went to sleep One night in his white bed, And the moon came by to take a peep At the little baby head. A wind, as wandering winds will do, Brought to the baby there Sweet smells from some quaint flower that grew Out on some hill somewhere. And wind and flower and pale moonbeam About the baby's bed Stirred and woke the funniest dream In the little sleepy head. He thought he was all sorts of things From a lion to a cat; Sometimes he thought he flew on wings, Or fell and fell, so that When morning broke he was right glad But much surprised to see |
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