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SONGS 
 
 FOR 
 
 SOMEBODY. 
 
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 Published by Vauih Mvittp^ 
 at XjO. Strand l-onbon : 1893 
 
 
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® onpsiDr^o meboo y 
 
 iXTriicf) somebody maij happily 
 T^ab in a (j^uiet nursery 
 JjiCLVinQ the oarden game an^ toys 
 '7\r)d someone else to make the ryoise 
 
1. BABY WINGS '%-•*. 
 
 2. J HEARD A TUNE'S." 
 & BABY 50CK.S Si 
 
 5. CL051 TO THE win: 
 
 :D0VV is* "ft* «; 
 
 ^. BUNNY5 CHILDRfN 
 
 5. Full pace '^' '^i 
 
 6 . 5 TAR.S 30 FAR AWAy 
 
 7. OUTINTHE CKAS5 
 5. And FATHEP15 HAND 
 9. KpSES PINK "^ •«# 
 10.11. On HERWAy 
 
 12. Full PAGE <% '^i 
 l3.THfy FLUTTfRfD 
 
 ^6. GRANDMOTHERi 
 GARDEN '^^ ^ 
 
 17 Full Page *j 
 
 18. WhATPLEAJANT 
 TIA\FS ^' ** **•' 
 
 19. heke'5 dinner 
 
 20. BERRIES "^ '^' 
 
 21. A Rr you HAFPy Lucy? 
 12 Full PAG E^ ^• 
 
 23 TlS PLEASANT 
 
 24. Little Hestfr^ 
 
 25. apple blossoa\ 
 
 26. BuTTER,CUP5 "^ 
 
 27. Full PAGE <«».• ^• 
 
 28. Lost iNTHE mid: 
 
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( 2 ) 
 
d^ Ip -1 fc^ 
 
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 ■v^ » <*. ■ < T. a lt ^ . A_ »/t. 
 
 Che u/tndour^i 
 ■J Onfy^/<nou7. 
 
 -^// <n a 
 .0 roi*/. 
 
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 ^Ud^en i>i^ roses 
 Onlif y see, 
 , caocj the nedt han^s there 
 3a fe as can be ■ ^ 
 
 tj^er and Linger 
 J:=t rouung each day 
 C>oon you shall see them 
 ffying aura 
 
 
 ( 3 ) 
 
i^M[ril^y<§ cfiiidren^tfiree i^four, 
 ot.it upon tPie nixneri^ j^^oor . 
 !^onne voit^out tnecr Snoes h Socks, 
 Sonvi uiit^out t^eir bibsly frocks . 
 
 (^unnuj children, six b' ei^ht . 
 finger iri a dismal sTaTe . 
 3onxe Jth.<.nk. have Lost tneir h,eaas, 
 ^ut them, Ln tkeir Little behs , 
 
 [put tnem. oil in, ^reat tJ JrnalL , 
 Jn. tntir beds alon^ t^e vualLjt 
 
 ( 4 ) 
 
'BwiniysO^^W 
 
^tars so far away, 
 ho still and clear, 
 Snail we come one da 
 
 I y\n.d see uou near; 
 
 ~A' -A' -A' -^A 
 
 jJretty flame that 5p 
 yind danced so about 
 'J aif vukere are uou hi 
 Nou) the fire is out 
 
 ( 6 ) 
 
qrasi, 
 Out tn 
 tf)e Sun 
 
 daus pasb. 
 
 oil done. 
 
 ^-^ 
 Tessoni 
 all done, 
 
 Xjp in 
 the sku, 
 
 SoUmnlu 
 On( 
 
 ]^ook travels by 
 
 in. tf>e sky , 
 wn in the grass) 
 u» tf)e hours fly 
 oLo the days pass^ Ji 
 
 ( 7 ) 
 
.no father's nanc} amon^ ftis curlj , 
 /\ (ittit ocfiile XiiiCC Jtay , 
 j\nd mother's t\pi ioiLl prea his hroui, 
 (JJhen f)Z gets home today: 
 /\ixd so Ais 6/uc ^yC'S dance, uiitft jou , 
 hfo itorm can hurt tht borinv bou . 
 
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 ^^^«lrul no one has a teri<><T hanb , 
 
 '.Wrrrti. ] J, ;.gjf upon her head, 
 
 "There, is no love m aLL the land 
 To ujhich ine mau oe lea, 
 An3 so her Littfe Life , anb ftoioerS , 
 Yade in the cruel ujCnd and showers. 
 

 Poses /><.n/^ anb roses red, 
 y^t^re^ from the garden l>ed, 
 r>gses t^e((oui^ big and smaPf, 
 from the tret aton^ the lo-ai'; 
 \n our bow^ so blue anS otd, 
 F«u of (*>ater ci«or and zo(d, 
 Ucry pteasant they u)lU U 
 UJhin lae sit around for tea. 
 
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 ( 9 ) 
 
( 10 ) 
 
L^n her wau a hiU so hiph 
 Grasses seem to touch t^e sky 
 
 ^ome JLveet flowers tnay umeen, 
 yfide amcd the topmojt green 
 
 Manbs t:}" feet are ujefuL things 
 Jn our Jummer ujanoe rings 
 
 K^limbing upurarh ^ Voee feet Soon 
 J ire upon a summer noon 
 
 ZOhat a great big bright 6lue sea 
 (2nd it clLL belonoi to me «» 
 
 !>.. 
 
 ( II ) 
 
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 lutterea to our •> 
 
 iy roof, 
 /\fi3 cjhen J caftid 
 r«-'y.:',-t^ them — coo — 
 ■^yy/{ :\~. I, 1^* /""'^ fri^^tene3 
 l/lutter/'no Thinas 
 ^t^pread out Tnetr tireo 
 ■ Tremolina uimos 
 ^\nd ^oujnuar^ to 
 
 •^ me ffeto. 
 
 Jk. I r^/rt/j; theu tne^ To 
 reacA 'the s^t/ , 
 
 
 ( 13 ) 
 
' /^^^^(-Tl^ Ifotoing 
 Oyes are giowi'nq 
 i^/yio Vie ^reat wind aioes loarm Jfmes 
 ^ de iittie handi '^ frt^ 
 
 ^yt is (jttn^in^ 
 tops the Uue sea never m/ssa 
 yJc maffe tne morning StoeeT 
 
 ( 14 ) 
 
I /Dut Jometime'S cohen tAe angru 
 
 ^ night tcinb passes, 
 r^ Jne land L5 full of moaning 
 ^f^and unrejt 
 
 ^LS (yreabs tfie ljtois6rr>s an^ t(\z 
 
 p Jprea^ino ^rass&s 
 
 ^-Aa3 Jendj tfieJittle chi^bren 
 
 ( IS ) 
 
randmothers garden green b trim 
 
 VXAyntTe tht %iiinrj ^oldfi^h Scoim, 
 Whf^re the cur /ant Lushes stand 
 Ji7 a roox all dose at hand 
 
 UJhere the sundial on the'^rjass. 
 ^hocos hour summer hours pasi; 
 yfrjd the tkmsk ^ Uackltird sirip 
 Jhrou^h t^e day of every tRmg. 
 
 '^ranhmothefs garden fresh & sue^ 
 inhere so many aurjties meet, 
 
 t^jTrtcre so rnany cousins -stray. 
 
 Ss Q. Jiappy piace /or p)ay. 
 
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 ( i6 ) 
 
KAjrlQi pteasant times for uou. tfme 
 JkeiZ summer daui btiide the ita 
 LOnat kappif piauina on the snore 
 Jo see tne cuaues come rnore ij more 
 
 ff 
 
 &• ^ ^ ^ 
 
 nd more if more , tif^ hcah (^ jtrono 
 ^ great sea -rrx.oun.taLn rolls along 
 yrnd falls (J s-plasAet on t^e san^ 
 jl-n^ sendi ui runniria Co tne land 
 
 L(i)nere do theu come from, cold tf(>lu.e 
 Oo mariy hi US for me t5 UOu. -^ 
 jke J>CQ tRirx^i all must call trt vain 
 Jheu never can ao back, again, a 
 
 ( i8 ) 
 
oJltrCS Binn&r for the (>abij thicks 
 Jo ma\\t them, fat and strona , 
 Jlnh bia enough to learn the trices 
 J hat mother hen knouxs oxhen she pr'icll^ 
 tJier hunyi^ urau along } 
 %71nd snatchts from the o-eru hast 
 Jhe, choicest morsels of the feast. 
 
 ( 19 ) 
 
( 20 ) 
 
5f»a 
 
 5pn 
 Quite 
 
 you nappifc/,ucy yon d qjv 
 tfie pround ? _jj^ j| 
 
 U S sit beside you.' ^^^ 
 around '''" 
 
 ad my pfapthinos old 6'' near 
 c/ose To (/ou "^ 
 
 
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 ^ 
 
 rom your pretty pi f(o 
 you stt 
 
 tPiz 5un is $fiining 
 rouyfi tne tree P 
 
 you hear me wPten S say 
 o^ppy dott^ ? 
 
 )|| CDJfim four 6utyou are 
 
 Nothiny yet, 
 
 yjust a teeny bahu. 
 
 jbo not /ret i 
 
 you uiitt get ^uite 6ty 6f strong 
 \ JB>«fore soion^. 
 
 ( 21 ) 
 
Babyjjucy. 
 
^ 
 
 Wis pleasant to sd in a 
 quiet retreat , 
 ^n^ gather red applei when 
 
 apples are dwett, 
 do jit in the jhade vohenthe 
 Loorh ii all done, 
 Jlnh Jt€ the biy ujorli /yinp 
 Out in the sun: 
 Kv J-Jnd not tiU uou climb u.p a 
 "' red apple tree, 
 
 Zvilluou l^nouj hoLv delicious 
 red apples can be ■ 
 
 ( 23 ) 
 
ittie hiester^do uou sec rSiSl-j 
 
 /Aanv fetters t^ere for me P If^l 
 Uio the poiLman call on us, 
 W/)CM ne came uiltn such a fuss ^ 
 XVhen JO veru louh he knocks, 
 He shouih fill our letter-box . 
 
 ( 24 ) 
 
®SS®inni in t^e fane 
 erry on the garden tree 
 Quckoo ftoojers in the fi'efd 
 Shine as far as S can se>e. 
 
 J__or95 & tabits 6y the hidgc 
 Shepherd'^ purse ^ satin ftouter^ 
 S could rrtake a nosegai/ up 
 Such a nose^y in an hour. 
 
 Vor the swttttst meadoux huBs 
 That through, all the year appear 
 Open (ah&n the cuckoo comes, 
 
 ^nh to^ai^ ^ heard him near 
 
 ( 25 ) 
 
UU^jrCUpS f^ buttercups 
 
 ot ret china for miles 
 
 Jhroixoh tne green meadouj-lana 
 
 Over t^e utiles jj 
 
 Outtercups e^ butter Cups 
 btanhino Jo high 
 jn all tne ju.mmer-gra.si 
 (Jn.de r tKe sky ^ 
 
 ( 26 ) 
 
[Q^uitzrcMfS, 
 
^AZ?uT now the. iprifei uith a spttt daoe bound fier, 
 AJne Steeps and dreams 5/"<3 /a//y hand, 
 iOno ((isseh her eifes u^en they passed t^/ound^er, 
 y^nd fed net home through the startit land. 
 
 ( 28 ) 
 
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