A Book For Boys And Girls Or Country Rhymes For Children Scholar S Choice Edition

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1890 edition. Excerpt: ...fayft thou nothing but CuckfTv? The Robin and the Wren can thee ont do. They to us play thorow their little throats, Not one, but fundry pretty raking Notes. But thou ha ft FelUvts, feme lik. '-thee can do Latle but fuck, our Eggs, and fingCvtbgx. Thy notes do not Ftrft welcome in our Spring, Nor doft thou it's firft Tokens to us bring. Birds lefs then thee by far, like Prophets, do Tell us'tis coming, tho not by Cuckow. Nor doft thou Summer have away with thee, Though thou a yauling, bauling Cuckow be. When thou doft ceafe among us to appear, Then doth our Harveft bravely crown our year. but thou baft ftlloxvs, fame like thcecan do Lmlc but fuclour Eggst andfinC/tckow. Since Cuckows forward not our early Spring, Nor help with notes to bring our Harveft in.And fince while here, (he only makes a noife, '.So pleafing unto noncas Girls and Boys The rormalift we may compare her to, for he doth fuck our Eggs and fing Cuckow, XXI. Of the Boy and Butter Fly. Behold how eager this our little Boy, L of this Butter Fly, as if all Joy, All Profits, Honours, yea and lafting Pleafures, Were wrapt up in her, or the richeft Treafures, Found in her would be bundled up together, When all her all is lighter than a feather. He hollo's, runs, and cries out here Roys, here, Nor doth he Brambles or the Nettles fear.He Humbles at the Mole-Hills, up he gets, And runs again, as one bereft of wirs; And all this labour and this large Out-cry, Is only for a filly Butter fly. Comparifoi. ThislittleBoy an Emblem isofthofe, Whofe hearts are wholly at the World's difpofe. The Butter-fly doth reprefent to mc. The Worlds beft things at beO but fading be. All are tut painted Nothings and falfe Joys, Like this poor Butterfly to thefe our Boys. His running thorough...

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