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قراءة كتاب The Nursery, March 1878, Vol. XXIII. No. 3 A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers
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The Nursery, March 1878, Vol. XXIII. No. 3 A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers
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THE
NURSERY
A Monthly Magazine
For Youngest Readers.
VOLUME XXIII.—No. 3.
Contents
IN PROSE
| PAGE | |
| In the Swing | 67 |
| How My Boys Helped Their Mother | 69 |
| "Stop That Quarrelling." | 71 |
| A Letter from Calcutta | 73 |
| Prairie Dogs | 75 |
| The Catbird | 79 |
| How to Draw a Cat | 80 |
| Playing Cook | 81 |
| How a Boy Caught a Fish with His Nose | 82 |
| An Old Fable | 83 |
| Our Fly | 84 |
| Grandpa's Watch | 85 |
| Helen's Bird | 87 |
| The Geese and the Hawk | 90 |
| Mabel's Secrets | 91 |
| The Snow Country | 94 |
IN VERSE
| PAGE | |
| Nobody's Dog | 66 |
| The New Moon | 68 |
| The Girl Who is Always Good | 72 |
| The Street-Player | 77 |
| Three Little Chicks Born in a Shoe | 89 |
| The Little Student | 93 |
| The Froggie's Party (with music) | 96 |
NOBODY'S DOG.NOBODY'S DOG.
NLY a dirty black-and-white dog!
You can see him any day,
Trotting meekly from street to street:
He almost seems to say,
As he looks in your face with wistful eyes,
"I don't mean to be in your way."
His tail hangs drooping between his legs;
His body is thin and spare:
How he envies the sleek and well-fed dogs,
That thrive on their masters' care!
And he wonders what they must think of him,
And grieves at his own hard fare.
Sometimes he sees a friendly face,—
A face that he seems to know;
And thinks it may be the master
That he lost so long ago;
And even dares to follow him home,
For he loved his master so!
Poor Jack! He's only mistaken again,