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Songs for the Little Ones at Home

THE GREAT OUTDOORS

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OUT OF DOORS
OUT OF DOORS

THROUGH THE YEAR

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THE SNOW

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SNOWFLAKES

JACK FROST

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THE NORTH WIND

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THE SNOW-SHOWER

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WHAT THE WINDS BRING

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WIND SONG3

K. E. C. K. E. C.

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1. Oo-oh! Oo-oh! I am the storm-wind bold; Blow! snow! I fill the world with cold. I drive the hardy sailors Far o’er the boist’rous seas; I clear a path for the south-wind And for the western breeze. 2. Zoo-zo! Zoo-zo! South-wind soft am I; Low! low! List to my sough and sigh. I wake the sleepy cloudlets Bringing the summer showers, I hum the world’s low dream-song Over the baby flow’rs,

THE VOICE OF SPRING

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A WALK IN SPRING

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THE ARK AND THE DOVE

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MERRY RAINDROPS

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THE SNOWDROP

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THE BUD

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THE VIOLET

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AN APRIL SHOWER

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THE THUNDERSTORM

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SUMMER-TIME

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HAPPY CHILDHOOD

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“ON SUNNY BANKS”
“ON SUNNY BANKS”

SEVEN TIMES ONE

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THE SETTING SUN

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SUN, MOON, AND STARS

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THE STARS ARE COMING

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LITTLE STAR

THE MOON

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THE WORKS OF GOD

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“HE GIVETH US ALL THINGS”

WHERE IS GOD?

THE SLEIGH-RIDE

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THE SLED-RIDE

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MY KITE

JOHN WHITE AND HIS KITE

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DAPPLE GRAY

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MY LITTLE PONY

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THE SWING

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DOLLY GOING TO SLEEP

MY DOLL

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SATURDAY NIGHT

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MY SHADOW

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RUN AND PLAY

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LIGHTLY ROW

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LIGHTLY ROW

1. Lightly row, lightly row, O’er the glassy waves we go, Smoothly glide, smoothly glide, On the silent tide. Let the winds and waters be Mingled with our melody; Sing and float, sing and float, In our little boat. 2. Far away, far away, Echo mid the rocks at play, Calleth not, calleth not To this lonely spot. Only with the sea-birds’ note Shall our dying music float; Lightly row, lightly row, Echo’s voice is low.

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