قراءة كتاب Little People: An Alphabet
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Little People: An Alphabet
الصفحة رقم: 5
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G for German.
Hans, as you see, to town has been;
His waistcoat's red, his sunshade green.
He lives beside the river Iser,
And calls his emperor the Kaiser.
His waistcoat's red, his sunshade green.
He lives beside the river Iser,
And calls his emperor the Kaiser.
H for Hungarian.
In Hungary they hunt and fish;
Between ourselves, I often wish
I lived there, for it must be grand;—
I've heard the Blue Hungarian Band.
Between ourselves, I often wish
I lived there, for it must be grand;—
I've heard the Blue Hungarian Band.
I for Indian.
The Indian boy is neatly dressed;
He has no shirt, he wears a crest
Of eagle's feathers on his head,
His skin is of a coppery red.
He has no shirt, he wears a crest
Of eagle's feathers on his head,
His skin is of a coppery red.
J for Japanese.
The little Japs are rather small,
Even their fathers are not tall;
They're very fond of parasols,
They dress themselves just like their dolls.
Even their fathers are not tall;
They're very fond of parasols,
They dress themselves just like their dolls.
