The Infant's Delight: Poetry by Anonymous
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[Illustration: The ant-lered Elk comes pranc-ing forth From the pine for-ests of the North.] [Illustration: The Frog is of-ten-est to be seen In grassy mea-dows, damp and green.] [Illustration: The Fly-ing Fish can swim with ease, Or flut-ter o'er the tro-pic seas.] [Illustration: THE LITTLE HERO.] [Illustration: BLOWING BUBBLES.] [Illustration] JUMP! PUS-SY! Pus-sy, jump! for all the day You have time e-nough to play; Though at night, in barn and house, You must watch for rat or mouse. Pus-sy, jump! and if you do, We will pour some milk for you; |
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