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Bird's nest

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d1 (1852) First Line: A little bird built a warm nest in a tree
Bird's nest

The ants

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d2 (1852) First Line: A little black ant found a large grain of wheat
The ants

A little child who loves to pray

Author: Aldine S. Kieffer Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d3 (1852)
A little child who loves to pray

The girl and the sceptic

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d4 (1852) First Line: A little girl was sitting
The girl and the sceptic

Little children, love one another

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d5 (1852) First Line: A little girl with a happy look
Little children, love one another

A nosegay, who'll buy

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d6 (1852)
A nosegay, who'll buy

A penny I have, 't is all my own

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d7 (1852)
A penny I have, 't is all my own

The beggar boy

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d8 (1852) First Line: A poor boy went by with his raiment all torn
The beggar boy

A rose, most beautiful, had grown

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d9 (1852)
A rose, most beautiful, had grown

The lie

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d10 (1852) First Line: And has my darling told a lie
The lie

And now the day is ending

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d11 (1852)
And now the day is ending

Children's praises

Author: Anne Houlditch Shepherd Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d12 (1852) First Line: Around the throne of God in heaven, thousands
Children's praises

Autumn has come, so bare and gray

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d13 (1852)
Autumn has come, so bare and gray

Awake, awake, my love

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d14 (1852)
Awake, awake, my love

Bad temper, go

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d15 (1852)
Bad temper, go

Blind Johnny

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d16 (1852) First Line: Be kind to little Johnny Bell
Blind Johnny

Before in sleep I close my eyes

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d17 (1852)
Before in sleep I close my eyes

Little Mary

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d18 (1852) First Line: Before the bright sun rises over the hill
Little Mary

Trust and try

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d19 (1852) First Line: Cannot, Edward, did you say
Trust and try

The torn doll

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d20 (1852) First Line: Caty, my dear, come here, come here
The torn doll

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