I have sought through the bright fields of poesy, gay

With sunshiny fancy, the beautiful lay,
The heart-stirring legend, the ballads of old,

And poets' own stories of lambs in the fold;
I've cull'd blossoms here, and pluck'd flowers there,
And, if you'll believe me, I've taken great care
To collect all the sweetest that came in my way—
In hopes, my dear readers, you'll each of you say
That my little nosegay's as charming and gay

As your handful of flowers o'ertopp'd with the May."

J. C.

Which Way does the Wind blow?

The Kitten at Play.

Butterflies are Pretty Things

The Daisy.

Little Pink

A Walk in Spring

The Cottager to her Infant

The Little Boy and the Sheep

When Winter Snows

The Stars and the Babies

Mrs. Wells

Aunt Effie.

Eliza Follen

Easy Poetry

Eliza Follen

Eliza Follen

M. S. C.

W. O. Bourne

M. A. Stodart

Wordsworth

Amusing Songs
Eliza Follen..

Eliza Follen

Lucy Aikin
Wordsworth

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