PLEASING POETRY AND PICTURES: FOR THE MIND AND THE EYE.
NEW HAVEN. PUBLISHED BY S. BABCOCK. 1849.
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THE BEE-HIVE.
PLEASING POETRY AND PICTURES.
The Little Busy Bee.
An Example of Industry, for Young Children.
The Dead Bird.
What we call Sport is too often Cruelty.
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THE DEAD BIRD.
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My Kind Mother.
A Dutiful Child is the Joy of its Parents.
Good Night.
Little Children should go to Bed Early.
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GOOD NIGHT.
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The Boy and the Squirrel.
No time to Play when there is Work to be done.
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THE SQUIRREL.
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The Works of Creation.
Showing the Power and Goodness of God.
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THE WORKS OF CREATION.
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Early Rising.
Early to Bed and Early to Rise.
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EARLY RISING.
The Little Brother.
Children should always be kind to each other.
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