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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Under the Window, by Kate
Greenaway, Illustrated by Kate Greenaway
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Title: Under the Window
Pictures & Rhymes for Children
Author: Kate Greenaway
Release Date: October 5, 2007 [eBook #22888]
Language: English
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Under the WindowBY
KATE GREENAWAY
Under the Window - Pictures & Rhymes for Children - By Kate Greenaway
Printed in Great Britain
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Under the window is my garden,
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Where sweet, sweet flowers grow
Will you be my little wife,
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If I ask you? Do!
You see, merry Phillis, that dear little maid,
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Has invited Belinda to tea
Three tabbies took out their cats to tea,
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As well-behaved tabbies as well could be
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Little Fanny wears a hat
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Like her ancient Grannie
"Margery Brown, on the top of the hill,
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Why are you standing idle still?"
Little wind, blow on the hill-top,
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Little wind, blow down the plain
Indeed, it is true, it is perfectly true;
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Believe me, indeed, I am playing no tricks
School is over ...

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Like her ancient Grannie"Margery Brown, on the top of the hill,Why are you standing idle still?"Little wind, blow on the hill-top,Little wind, blow down the plainIndeed, it is true, it is perfectly true;Believe me, indeed, I am playing no tskcirSchool is over,Oh, what fun!"Little Polly, will you go a-walking to-d"?ya"Indeed Little Susan, I will, if I may."6718191021222

CONTENTS.I was walking up the street,The steeple bells were ringingFive little sisters walking in a row:Now, isn't that the best way for little girls t?og oIn go-cart so tinyMy sister I drewSome geese went out a-walking,To breakfast and to dineYou are going out to tea to-day,So mind how you behavePoor Dicky's dead!—The bell we toll,And lay him in the deep, dark hole7gape322452627228

CONTENTS.Up you go, shuttlecocks, ever so high!Why come you down again, shuttlecocks?yhw—Tommy was a silly boy,"I can fly," he saidHiggledy, piggledy, see how they run!Hopperty, popperty! what is the fun?Which is the way to Somewhere Town?Oh, up in the morning earlyThe boat sails away, like a bird on the win,gAnd the little boys dance on the sands in agnirgape9203132333

Pipe thee high, and pipe thee low,Let the little feet go faster8CONTENTS.Polly's, Peg's, and Poppety'sMamma was kind and goodBowl away! bowl away!Fast as you can"For what are you longing, you three little ?syobOr what would you like to eat?O ring the bells! O ring the bells!We bid you, sirs, good morning43gape53637383

Then ring the bells! then ring the bells!For this fair time of MayingI saw a ship that sailed the sea,It left me as the sun went down9CONTENTS.Yes, that's the girl that struts about,She's very proud—so very proud!It was Tommy who said,"The sweet spring-time is come"Shall I sing?" says the Lark,"Shall I bloom?" says the FlowerLittle Miss Patty and Master Paulpgae1424349304

Have found two snails on the gardenllawYes, it is sad of them,Shocking to meNow, all of you, give heed untoThe tale I now relate10CONTENTS.What is Tommy running for,Running for, running for?A butcher's boy met a baker's byo(It was all of a summer day)The twelve Miss Pelicoespgae4784445464

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