قراءة كتاب Little People: An Alphabet
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اللغة: English
Little People: An Alphabet
الصفحة رقم: 8
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S for Scotch.
The Scotch wear kilts—both boys and men,
When they don't know, they "dinna ken."
They love the thistle, we the rose,
They're fond of oatmeal, kail, and brose.
When they don't know, they "dinna ken."
They love the thistle, we the rose,
They're fond of oatmeal, kail, and brose.
T for Tyrolean.
The Tyrol has a splendid air
And mountains, mountains everywhere;
The mountains are all tops and sides,
You climb them best with ropes and guides.
And mountains, mountains everywhere;
The mountains are all tops and sides,
You climb them best with ropes and guides.
U for United States.
The States are full of mush and pie
And houses twenty stories high,
Saw-mills and millionaires and bustle;
The people there "have got to hustle."
And houses twenty stories high,
Saw-mills and millionaires and bustle;
The people there "have got to hustle."
V for Valencian.
Valencia's a little town
In Spain. It's dusty and baked brown,
And full of dirt and mules and fleas,
And all around are orange trees.
In Spain. It's dusty and baked brown,
And full of dirt and mules and fleas,
And all around are orange trees.
