LITTLE MISS TURNER.
BY W. T. PETERS.
"Oh, where have you been to,
My little Miss Turner—
Oh, where have you been to to-day?
I've brought you my wagon
To take you a-riding;
So why have I found you away?"
"Oh, I've been to the meadows,"
Said little Miss Turner,
"With sweet robin-redbreast at play;
And the daisies and daffodils
Made me a bow,
And said, 'How do you do to-day?"
ROASTING EARS.—Drawn by S. G. McCutcheon.