 | 1850 - 156 sider
...And who with compassion and love, Regards a poor infant like me. i^j^ THE LITTLE GIRL AND THE ROBIN. There came to my window, One morning in spring, A...robin, She came there to sing ; And the tune that she sang, Was prettier far, Than ever I heard On the flute or guitar. She raised her light wings, To soar... | |
 | Mary O. Ward - 1852 - 236 sider
...So when you meet moolly, Please say, with a bow, " Thank you for your milk, Mrs. Good Moolly Cow." A THOUGHTLESS MAN. There came to my window, One morning...away, Then resting a moment, Seemed sweetly to say, " O happy, how happy This world seems to be ; Awake, little girl, And be happy with me. But just as... | |
 | Marcius Willson - 1860 - 172 sider
...what a little girl told me about a robin that came to her window, and sung very early one morning. There came to my window, One morning in spring, A...away, Then resting a moment, Seemed sweetly to say, " O happy, how happy, This world seems to be ! Up, up, little girl, LESSON XVL THE TWO FRIENDS. The... | |
 | George Watson (publisher.) - 1862 - 80 sider
...to my window, one morning in A sweet little robin—he came there to sing, The tune he was singing was prettier far, Than ever I heard on the flute or guitar. spring, He raised his light wings, to soar off far Then resting a moment, seemed sweetly to away, [say,... | |
 | John Dudley Philbrick - 1866 - 174 sider
...life is a school-time ; and, till that shall end, THE THOUGHTLESS MAN. r D ^IIERE came to my window, B One morning in spring, A sweet little robin ; She came there to sing ; And the tune she sung Was prettier far Than ever I heard On flute or guitar. She raised her light wings To soar... | |
 | 1880 - 208 sider
...with the morning bright? God in heaven each name can tell; Knows you, too, and loves you well. VIII. THERE came to my window, One morning in spring, A...robin; She came there to sing; And the tune that she sang, It was prettier far Than ever was heard On the flute or guitar. Her wings she was spreading To... | |
 | John Mickleborough, C. C. Long - 1882 - 96 sider
...thorax. 4. Wings, — how many ? size, shape. Colors on them. EXERCISE 61. Change this poetry into prose: There came to my window, One morning in spring, A...robin ; She came there to sing; And the tune that she sang, It was prettier far Than ever was heard On the flute or guitar. Her wings she was spreading To... | |
 | Emma J. Todd, William Bramwell Powell - 1891 - 168 sider
...with eager haste I come along the street, He hurries on with bounding step My glad return to greet. There came to my window. One morning in spring, A sweet little robin ; It came there to sing. And the tune that it sang Was prettier far Than ever I heard On flute or guitar.... | |
 | Emma J. Todd, William Bramwell Powell - 1892 - 168 sider
...with eager haste I come along the street, He hurries on with bounding step My glad return to greet. There came to my window, One morning in spring, A sweet little robin ; It came there to sing. And the tune that it sang Was prettier far Than ever I heard On flute or guitar.... | |
 | Emma J. Todd - 1893 - 168 sider
...with eager haste I come along the street, He hurries on with bounding step My glad return to greet. There came to my window, One morning in spring, A sweet little robin; It came there to sing. And the tune that it sang Was prettier far Than ever I heard On flute or guitar.... | |
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There came to my window, One morning in spring, A sweet little robin, She came there to sing; And the tune that she sung Was prettier far Than ever I heard On the flute or guitar. 
