The Infant's Delight: Poetry by Anonymous
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[Illustration: With wings scarce mov-ing, through the sky, The lazy Kite is seen to fly.] [Illustration: The Kan-ga-roo a poc-ket wears, In which her lit-tle ones she bears.] [Illustration: The Liz-ard in the sun's warm rays De-lights to bask on summer days.] [Illustration: The Lam-prey, in the Se-vern caught, Was once the first of dain-ties thought.] [Illustration: PLAYING AT OMNIBUS.] [Illustration: ON THE WATER.] [Illustration] GA-THER-ING POP-PIES. Through the corn the chil-dren creep, Where the nod-ding pop-pies sleep, Fill-ing hands and a-prons white With the scar-let blos-soms bright. Gau-dy pop-pies must not stay |
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