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PETER PRIM’S
Profitable Present
TO
the little misses and masters
OF
THE UNITED STATES.
“One—Two—
“Come buckle my shoe.”
illustrated with neat engravings,
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY MORGAN & SONS.
Price plain, 12½ cents—coloured 18¾ cents.
1 2 ONE TWO Come buckle my Shoe. You lazy Elf! Pray do it yourself.
Philadela Pub. and Sold by W. Charles.
3 4 THREE FOUR Shut the door: Let us keep ourselves warm And not think of the storm. 5 6 FIVE SIX I’m picking some sticks, That my mother may make A nice currant Cake. 7 8 SEVEN EIGHT You are come here too late. ’Tis all one to Ben, He can go home again. 9 10 NINE TEN Who’ll buy a fat Hen? Her bones are so small You may eat legs and all. 11 12
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ELEVEN TWELVE I can dig and can delve, Take care of the Sows, And bring home the cows.
MORGAN & SONS,
MORGAN & SONS,
Have recently Published, and for sale,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
embellished with neat engravings.
Price 37½ cents coloured, 25 cents plain.
- The Gamut and Time Table,
- The House that Jack built,
- History of the old Woman and her Pig,
- Old Mother Hubbard and her Dog,
- Dame Trot and her Comical Cat,
Price 31¼ cents coloured, 18¾ cents plain.
- The Elm of Kensington, a Parody on the House that Jack built,
- The little Man and Maid,
- The Forty Thieves,
- Flora’s Grand Gala,
Price 25 cents coloured, 18¾ cents plain.
- John Gilpin’s ride to Edmonton,
- Mrs. Gilpin’s return from Edmonton,
- Cinderella, or the little Glass Slipper,
- The little Poulterer,
- The little Farmer,
- The World turn’d Upside Down,
- History of Little Fanny,
- The History of Little Eliza, &c. &c.