And I will make a promise, dears,
That will content you, maybe;

I'll love you through the happy years
Till I'm a nice old lady.

OCTOBER 28TH.

Cricket, good-bye; we've been friends so

long!

Little brook, sing us your farewell song:

Say you are sorry to see us go:

Ah! you will miss us, right well we know.

OCTOBER 29TH.

Baby's a little lady,

Dog is a gentleman brave:

If he had two legs as you have,

OCTOBER 30TH.

Wee Willie Winkie rins through the town,
Up stairs and down stairs in his nicht gown,
Tirlin' at the window, cryin' at the lock,

"Are the weans in their beds? for it's
now ten o'clock."

OCTOBER 31ST.

Seven pretty little girls,

With their dimples and their curls,

Went singing past my door, so clear

and high;

Like sweet bells their voices rang,

And this is what they sang :

"We must do as we wish to be done by

NOVEMBER IST.

So Nell she wants a pony,

To ride adown the lane;
And Ned a gallant vessel
To sail across the main.

OCTOBER 21ST.

OCTOBER 22D.

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A sweet good-bye to birds that roam,
And rills and flowers and bees,

But when the winter's gone, come home

As early as you please.

OCTOBER 22D...

Peep-bo, peep-bo!

Kissing through the chair,

Mamma's kissing baby

Twice, I declare!

OCTOBER 23D.

The ducklings went behind, and the duck

went before,

Two ducks, one duck, and one duck more.

A duckling is a duck, if I know white from

black,