The Infant's Delight: Poetry

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THE DEAD ROBIN.

ALL THINGS OBEY GOD. "He saith to the snow, Be thou on the

SNOW-BALL-ING.

THE SICK DOLL.

NEL-LY'S PET LAMB.

ROSE'S VA-LEN-TINE.

"YOUR HEA-VEN-LY FA-THER FEED-ETH THEM."

PLOUGH-ING.

"HOW IS THE WEA-THER?"

NAUGH-TY NEL-LY AND HER NEW PA-RA-SOL.

"THE FLOW-ERS AP-PEAR ON THE EARTH."

JUMP! PUS-SY!

BLOW-ING BUB-BLES.

A-PRIL SHOW-ERS. "Thou makest the earth soft with show-ers:

"SNAP, BE GOOD!"

THE STRAY KIT-TEN.

THE MAY-POLE.

THE FIRST OF MAY.

UNI-VER-SAL PRAISE.

THE DAN-DE-LION CLOCK.

TAK-ING CARE OF BA-BY.

SUM-MER FLOW-ERS. "The de-sert shall re-joice, and blos-som as

"WHERE'S DICK-EY?"

PLAY-ING AT OM-NI-BUS.

GA-THER-ING POP-PIES.

ON THE WA-TER.

HURT-FUL WEEDS. 'Ev-e-ry plant, which My hea-ven-ly Fa-ther

THE BUT-TER-FLY.

"GO A-WAY, RO-VER!"

THE RUSH PA-RA-SOL.

LU-CY AND AR-THUR.

THE PRO-VI-DENCE OF GOD. "The Lord shall give that which is

PLAY-ING A-MONG THE SHEAVES.

KEEP-ING SCHOOL.

SNAP AP-PLE.

MILK-ING TIME.

AU-TUMN. "Be glad then, and re-joice in the Lord your

THE SQUIR-REL.

"CON-TRA-RY WINDS"

BAT-TLE-DORE AND SHUT-TLE-COCK.

CUT-TING NAMES.

THE CON-CERT.

PLAY-ING WITH WOOD-EN BRICKS.

CAUGHT IN THE FOG.

TRUST IN GOD. "He ma-keth light-nings for the rain; He

HOME FROM SCHOOL.

THE KIT-TENS' BATH.

TURN-ING THE TRENCH-ER.

THE WISE MEN OF THE EAST.


BLIND MAN'S BUFF.


When the win-ter winds are blow-ing,
  And we ga-ther glad and gay,
Where the fire its light is throw-ing,
  For a mer-ry game at play,
There is none that to my know-ing,—
  And I've play-ed at games enough,—
Makes us laugh, and sets us glow-ing
  Like a game at Blind-man's Buff.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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