The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. VIII, No. 374, February 26, 1887
Poems & Verse · Epic (many nights)
The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. VIII, No. 374, February 26, 1887
Various · about 145 min · ages 5–9
Verses for children, gathered to read aloud. By Various.
“My parlour is a pleasant place, I love its silence and its shade, ’Tis like some sweet, accustomed face So dear, it need not fear to fade: And here I sit with folded hands, To welc…”
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