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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 that Spring has come, And all will soon be green. Who would not sing in sweet spring-time, The time of song and flowers? Dear children, youth is your spring-time; Improve its precious hours. |
