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Our Young Folks at Home and Abroad

THE SPINNING LESSON.

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MRS. S. J. BRIGHAM.

You will not mind, if I sit me down And watch you spin, in your velvet gown? You need not fear, You can trust me here. I think I can learn to spin, if I Could watch you work. Will you let me try? You spin and weave, but I cannot see Just how ’tis done, and it puzzles me. For you have no loom In your little room. No silken skein, no spinning-wheel, No bobbin and no winding reel. Please tell me what you use instead? And where do you hide your shining thread, As soft as silk And as white as milk? I think, Mrs. Spider, it must be A secret, or you would answer me.

Three kittens in a hammock look down at a puppy
Three kittens in a hammock look down at a puppy

TREED.

The boys look after the baby bird
The boys look after the baby bird

FOSTER PARENTS.

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