Dolly's doings

Printed In Bavaria

CHILDREN'S BOOK
COLLECTION

ft

LIBRARY OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES

Dolly's Doings.

It's dearest dolly's washing day,

So I must get a tub.
I've no time left to talk or play,

But I must rub
and scrub,

And blue and starch
her things so fine

The same as Nursie
does to mine.

When darling dolly's clothes are clean,

And dried and ironed out,
Then we'll run to the fields so green,

And dance and play about.
But I'll great care of dolly take

Lest she her frock

should dirty make.

These four little people play the whole day

through,

It's holidays so they've nothing else to do.

A Sad Accident.

he ground she lies,
Poor Dolly, Dolly Dimple,
lile little mother cries,
'How could I be so simole

As to let you
dear,
You are • badly

happier childn

You Beautiful Butterfly
How quickly you flutter by.

A Little Tale.

I'll tell you the tale of a tiny maid

Who lost herself in an elfin glade,

Into the wood she wanted to go

All by herself, but Mother said aNO!a

However she went one afternoon,
And lost herself in the forest soon,

Then she sat down beneath a fir
And a rabbit came and peeped at her.
Yet was it a rabbit she saw - - why no,
'Twas Mother, Mother who loved her so!

Father Tuck.

RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS, LTD

LONDON, PARIS, and NEW YORK.
3006. Publishers to the Queen-

Oecigned In England
Printed In Bavaria