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WEE WEE SONGS
FOR
OUR LITTLE PETS
BY LEILA LEE.
NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY BLAKEMAN & MASON,
310 BROADWAY.
1859.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1858, by Henry V. Degen, in
the Clerk’s office of the District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
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PREFACE.
Should an apology be needed for issuing a book of poetry so very simpleas “Wee-Wee Songs,” it may be found in the article entitled “MotherGoose,” on page 7th. The desire expressed by Willie’s mother,
“That those who love Jesus
Would oftener read
The sweet words he uttered,
My lambs, ye must feed.”
Would oftener read
The sweet words he uttered,
My lambs, ye must feed.”
has ever found a warm response in the heart of
Leila.
MOTHER GOOSE.
“Mamma,” said our Sue,
“You sent me to-day,
Up stairs with the nurse
And Willie to play.
“You sent me to-day,
Up stairs with the nurse
And Willie to play.
“And I told her I thought
It was wicked and silly,
To say things like these
To our dear little Willy—
It was wicked and silly,
To say things like these
To our dear little Willy—
“‘Oh, hi-diddle,
Diddle,
The cat has the
Fiddle,
...
Diddle,
The cat has the
Fiddle,
...