Journeys Through Bookland — Volume 2 by Charles Herbert Sylvester
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joyous laughter and talking.
LULLABY Come hither, little restless one, 'Tis time to shut your eyes; The sun behind the hills has gone, The stars are in the skies. See, one by one they show their light-- How clear and bright they look! Just like the fireflies in the night, That shine beside the brook. You do not hear the robins sing-- They're snug within their nest; And sheltered by their mother's wing, The little chickens rest. The dog, he will not frolic now, But to his kennel creeps; The turkeys climb upon the bough, And e'en the kitten sleeps. The very violets in their bed Fold up their eyelids blue, |
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