  Woman with two children and dogs LITTLE, BUT WISELITTLE DOGMY PUSSYKITTY AND MOUSIEKINDNESS TO ANIMALSGENTLE BOSSYWHEN THE COWS COME HOMETHE NAUGHTY CHICKHEN AND CHICKENSTHE CHICKENSPOOR ROBINTHE ROBIN REDBREASTSROBIN REDBREAST’S SECRETA TEMPERANCE SONGTHE CAPTIVE BLUEBIRDCRUEL SPORTTHE BIRD’S NESTTHE BOY AND THE LARKDON’T KILL THE BIRDSANSWER TO A CHILD’S QUESTIONTHE SNOW-BIRD’S SONGTHE SPARROW IN THE SNOW“CHICK-A-DE-DEE” THE WANDERINGS OF THE BIRDSTHE TURTLE-DOVESTHE LITTLE DOVES2Rev. John Henry Hopkins Score 1. High on the top of an old pine tree Broods a mother dove with her young ones three; Warm over them is her soft downy breast, And they sing so sweetly in their nest; “Coo,” say the little ones, “Coo,” says she, All in their nest in the old pine tree. 2. When in the nest they are left alone, While their mother, seeking food has gone; Quiet and tender they all remain, Till their mother they see come back again; “Coo,” say the little ones, “Coo,” says she, All in their nest in the old pine tree. 3. Fast grow the young ones, day and night, Till their wings are plumed for a longer flight, Till unto them the day draws nigh, The time when they all must say good-by; “Coo,” say the little ones, “Coo,” says she, And away they fly from the old pine tree. THE PEACOCKBUSY BEETHE BEESTHE FLYTHE SPIDER AND THE FLYPRETTY BEETHE MERRY FLYTHE BUTTERFLYMY TAME SQUIRRELTHE SQUIRREL’S ARITHMETICTHE LAMB’S LULLABYCOUNTRY MUSICMARY AND HER LAMBOF WHAT ARE YOUR CLOTHES MADE?THE LITTLE FISHTHE REINDEER AND THE RABBITTHE PET LAMB |
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