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Title: The Tiny Picture Book.

Author: Anonymous

Release Date: November 8, 2007 [EBook #23407]

Language: English

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THE
TINY
PICTURE BOOK.

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PUBLISHED BY
GEORGE W. HOBBS
CHARLESTOWN, MASS.

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THE
TINY
PICTURE BOOK.

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G. W. HOBBS, CHARLESTOWN.

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APPLES so round, and bright, and red--
O, how I love to see;
They look so tempting as they hang
Upon the green old tree.

A naughty boy once tried to steal
From off his neighbor's bough;
But sad to hear, adown he fell,
And is a cripple now.

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BOYS oftentimes are rough and rude,
And join in wicked play;
But hoop and top, and bat and ball,
Are better any day.

"Hark! hark! I hear a tinkling bell;
It calleth me to school."
Run, run! my boy, and study well;
Keep strictly every rule.

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CAREFUL be of poor old puss,
She catcheth all the mice:
If any rat appears in sight,
She chases in a trice.

And then she comes and sits her down,
And washes all her fur;
How kind and loving doth she look--
How pleasant doth she purr.

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DOGS are so faithful, kind, and true,
We ought to treat them well;
My little Johnny had a dog,
Of which I wish to tell.

Now little John was at his play
Beside the river's brink--
Plash! in he fell! Good Rover ran,
And would not let him sink.

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EGGS are most useful to mamma;
She says she could not make,
Without the help of new-laid eggs,
Good pudding or nice cake.

I'm sure the hens are very kind
To lay for us some eggs;
O, do not stone or tease them so,
You'll break their little legs.

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FROGS! frogs! I hear their merry croak
From river, pond, and stream;
O, now I know