Jack in the Box

 

Jack in the Box.

This is the picture of Jack in the Box,

⁠Who came to our house to stop,

We promised he should have plenty of friends

⁠When we brought him from the shop.

 

Santa Claus.

Just when you all are fast asleep

⁠Comes Santa Claus, he takes no rest,

And fills your stockings to the brim

⁠With all the things you love the best.

 

So don't forget to hang

⁠them up,

⁠And if you find your

⁠own too small,

Let mother lend you

⁠some of hers,

⁠And Santa Claus will

⁠fill them all.

 

Oh, what a lovely Melon!

 

My Family.

I've a family of dollies, I love them all, my dear,

The black-haired one you see with me is

named Rose Dorothea,

 

 

And the other little darling whose

hair is just like gold

 

Is called Anna Maria, I pet her most I'm told.

But really to my children I try always to be fair,

Though somehow I think prettiest the ones

with golden hair.

 

I've made you a garland to make you look gay,
For you know, pretty Nan, 'tis the first of May.

 

Summer-time.

Flowers, sweet flowers are everywhere

⁠'Tis the blossoming month of June,

The hum of the bees is on the soft air,

⁠And the streams are singing a tune.

 

The sheep are cropping the grasses green,

⁠Where shadows are deep and cool

And the lazy ducks go to swim, I ween,

⁠Out on the quiet pool.

 

Clever Piggy.

This wise little pig could hoe and dig

⁠And cook his dinner too,

He could sweep and sew and milk and mow,

⁠Everything he could do.

Father Tuck.

Designed in England
Printed in Bavaria

 

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