Children's Poetry: Verse to read aloud

The poets who wrote for the young — Eugene Field, James Whitcomb Riley, and Stevenson — rhymes that delight at five and fifty.

In this collection

• The Hound and the Fox
• In Days to Come
• To an Importunate Ghost
• To -- "the J. W. R. Literary Club"
• Billy Bunny and Mr. Tootie Owl
• In Charidemum
• Pinocchio is Robbed of his Money
• A Ballad of Ducks
• The Path to Faery
• The Moon
• De M. Antonio
• The King and the Page
• Incidents in the Life of My Uncle Arly
• An Alphabet of Old Friends
• The Christmas Gift
• Here Lies Erotion
• Mercury and the Woodman
• Little Jack Rabbit and the Squirrel Brothers
• The Vain Setter
• Since Thou Hast Given me this Good Hope, o God
• My Wife
• How Rosie Helped
• Horace I, 13
• Mary, Mary, so Contrary!
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