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To let little Harry and Ella go where
They could hear of the Saviour, and his tender care,
Of dear orphan children—the story, to day,
You may read in a book called "A Will and A Way"[1]
MORNING SONG AND MORNING
PRAYER.
MOTHER.
Awake, my daughter, come and see
This Robin red-breast on the tree;
Open your drowsy eyes!
Spring up from bed and see her now,
She's lighting on the highest bough,
Come quick, before she flies!
LILLIE.
Yes, dear mamma, I see the bird,
And sweeter notes I never heard
Than she is warbling now;
I hope she will not fly away,
But sit and sing the live-long day,
On this, her favorite bough.
- ↑ Vol. iv. "Casket Library." Published by H. V. Degen, 22 Cornhill.
