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Figures in Verse and Simple Rhymes, for Little Learners (Second Series; No. 2)

FIGURES IN VERSE AND SIMPLE RHYMES, FOR LITTLE LEARNERS.

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NEW YORK: KIGGINS & KELLOGG, 88 JOHN STREET.

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FIGURES IN VERSE, AND SIMPLE RHYMES.

Illustration from Figures in Verse and Simple Rhymes, for Little Learners (Second Series; No. 2)

1, 2, One, Two, I. II. Fasten my shoe. 3, 4, Three, Four, III. IV. Shut the door. 5, 6, Five, Six, V. VI. Pick up sticks.

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7, 8, Seven, Eight, VII. VIII. Lay them straight. 9, 10, Nine, Ten, IX. X. A good fat hen.

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11, 12, Eleven, Twelve, XI. XII. Who will delve. 13, 14, Thirteen, Fourteen, XIII. XIV. Clerks reporting. 15, 16, Fifteen, Sixteen, XV. XVI. Kate’s a vixen. 17, 18, Seventeen, Eighteen, XVII. XVIII. Maids a waiting.

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19, 20, Nineteen, Twenty, XIX. XX. My stomach’s empty.

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Illustration from Figures in Verse and Simple Rhymes, for Little Learners (Second Series; No. 2)

“Oh, where are you going, My pretty maiden fair, With your red, rosy cheeks, And your coal-black hair?” “I’m going to the lake, Gentle sir,” she said, “To fill the jar with water, That rests upon my head.”

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