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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

Cherries are ripe

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d21 (1852)
Cherries are ripe

Children, choose it, don't refuse it

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d22 (1852)
Children, choose it, don't refuse it

Children, do you want a friend

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d23 (1852)
Children, do you want a friend

Come, arise from thy sleep

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d24 (1852)
Come, arise from thy sleep

Come, brother, go to church with me

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d25 (1852)
Come, brother, go to church with me

The peacock

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d26 (1852) First Line: Come, come, mister peacock, you must no be proud
The peacock

Come, come, my darling, I must see

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d27 (1852)
Come, come, my darling, I must see

The work bag

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d28 (1852) First Line: Come, here I've got a piece of rag
The work bag

Come, here to mamma, and I'll tell you

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d29 (1852)
Come, here to mamma, and I'll tell you

Trusty learning to read

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d30 (1852) First Line: Come hither, good trusty
Trusty learning to read

Come in little stranger

Author: William Oland Bourne Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d31 (1852)
Come in little stranger

O Zion, fair Zion

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d32 (1852) First Line: Come, let us all together sing
O Zion, fair Zion

Come, my darling, come away

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d33 (1852)
Come, my darling, come away

Come, my little darling girls

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d34 (1852)
Come, my little darling girls

Come, supper is ready

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d35 (1852)
Come, supper is ready

The pigeon

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d36 (1852) First Line: Coo, coo, pretty pigeon, all day
The pigeon

Dear John, the sun is setting now

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d37 (1852)
Dear John, the sun is setting now

Little Alice

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d38 (1852) First Line: Dear little babe, she has gone to rest
Little Alice

Dear Mary, come to me

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d39 (1852)
Dear Mary, come to me

The blind boy

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d40 (1852) First Line: Dear Mary, said the poor blind boy
The blind boy

The little fish

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d41 (1852) First Line: Dear mother, said a ltitle fish
The little fish

The ragman

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d42 (1852) First Line: Ding a ling, ding, ding
The ragman

Don't kill the birds, the little birds

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d43 (1852)
Don't kill the birds, the little birds

Down, down the hill how swift I go

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d44 (1852)
Down, down the hill how swift I go

Down upon my pillow warm

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d45 (1852)
Down upon my pillow warm

Ere on my bed my limbs I lay

Author: S. T. Coleridge Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d46 (1852)
Ere on my bed my limbs I lay

Children in India

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d47 (1852) First Line: Far, far away in India
Children in India

Father, an orphan's prayer receive

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d48 (1852)
Father, an orphan's prayer receive

Father and mother, 'tis time to arise

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d49 (1852)
Father and mother, 'tis time to arise

The sovereigns of England

Hymnal: SL1H1852 #d50 (1852) First Line: First, William the Norman
The sovereigns of England

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