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ll; "Come, father, make for Johnny, The rabbit on the wall." He--smilingly assenting, They gather round his chair; "Now, grandma, you hold Johnny; Don't let the candle flare." So speaking, from his fingers He throws a shadow tall, That seems, a moment after, A rabbit on the wall. Holiday Time With these three little girls and two little boys There is sure to be plenty of laughter and noise; But nobody minds it, because don't you see, At school they are quiet with lessons to say-- But when the holidays come they can play the whole day. The Fairy Queen Let us laugh and let us sing, Dancing in a merry ring; We'll be fairies on the green, Sporting round the Fairy Queen. Like the seasons of the year, Round we circle in a sphere; I'll be Summer, you'll be Spring, Dancing in a fairy ring. Harry will be Winter wild; Little Annie, Autumn mild; Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring, Dancing in a fairy ring. Spring and Summer glide away, Autumn comes with tresses grey; Winter, hand in hand with Spring, Dancing in a fairy ring. Faster! faster! round we go While our cheeks like roses glow; Free as birds upon the wing, Dancing in a fairy ring. Come and Play in the Garden Little sister, come away, And let us in the garden play, For it is a pleasant day. On the grassplot let us sit, Or, if you please, we'll play a bit, And run about all over it. But the fruit we will not pick, For that would be a naughty trick, And, very likely, make us sick. Nor will we pluck the pretty flowers That grow about the beds and bowers, Because, you know, they are not ours. We'll pluck the daisies, white and red, Because mamma has often said, That we may gather them instead. And much I hope we always may Out very dear mamma obey, And mind whatever she may say. Little Romp I am tired to death of keeping still And being good all day. I guess my mamma's company Forgot to go away, I've wished and wished they'd think of it, And that they would get through; But they must talk for ever first, They almost always do. I heard Tom calling to me once, He's launched his boat, I know; I wanted to get out and help, But mamma's eyes said no. The ladies talk such stuff to me, It makes me sick to hear-- "How beautiful your hair curls!"
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