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Identifier: rhymesjingles00do (find matches)
Title: Rhymes and jingles
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
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Publisher: New York, Scribner
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ng a tune in a comical way ;They both pressed a comb to their rosy red lips,And little they cared for tickles and slips,For wheezings, and paper that always would fall,For oh ! such loud music, or no note at all.Twas sweet to their ears, as fondly they heardThis musical strain coming forth, word for word : W-Ji-h-woviey w-h-h-woine, szzzeeet, zJiJiweet zomCyBheet wev zo hhmnble^ therzzz nho blazzze Hewzhhome ! Now they are grown, and sing in the choir Of their own village church with the beautiful spire; So sweet are her notes, so perfect her skill, Not a bird of the air but might envy her trill. Not a wind of the night but right gladly would know How to make his rich music so plaintive and low. Together their voices in harmony blend.And steep all their days in a joy without end ;And yet in their hearts they have always confessedThat lovely duet long ago was the best.When they tingled their lips at the musical comb.And told all the world there was zno blaizzz Hewzhome. COMB MUSIC. 109
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no RHYMES AND JINGLES. IN THE BASKET. Say, do you hear my basketGo kippy ! kippy ! pe-ek ? Maybe my funny basketIs learning how to speak. If you want to know the secret, Go ask the speckled hen,And tell her when I ve warmed them I 11 bring them back again. COMING. Two fair ships are sailing, Sailing over the sea,—Willies ship and my ship — Full as full can be ;Side by side, my Willie says, Like as pin to pin.Oh, the happy, happy days When our ships come in ! COMING. Til While our ships are saiHng, Saihng over the sea, —Willies ship and my ship, — Full as full can be.Sailing on the sunny tide. Grieving would be sin :Soon or late, and side by side, Shall our ships come in.

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