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stands for he. a we cast
"tm the sea,
To hold’ te ship fast where we
i wish it to be.
B stands for the Baker who makes
men their bread,
The. ereat stall of life on which
nations are fed.
stands for a Chinaman; here one
you see -
Walking amidst his plantations of
tea.
for oe oer deserts he
: _ strays,
And goes without water for many
| long days.
EK stands for Elk, in Sold countries |
he’s found; |
With Elks the American forests
abound.
4) stands tor the Hinit that in sum-
ier We Cal).
And find so refreshingly cooling and
Sweet.
stands or Giraffe, which 1s able,
you see,
MW@ cat the top leaves irom the
branch of a tree.
for Hippopotamus, savage and
strong;
By the African marshes he wanders
along.
stands for the Indian, with arrow
and bow,
the fierce Jaguar his weapon
brings low.
stands for Kangaroos, sitting and
leaping ;
Hunters to kill them a keen watch
are keeping.
stands for the Lion, of forests
the king;
With terrible roaring he makes the
woods ring.
stands for the Mill, where by
waters great powr,
The wheat 1s ground down to a
very fine flour.
N stands for a Nabob, a lord of
the East, |
Who likes on strong coffee and
sweetmeats to feast.
O stands for Ourang-outang, savage
and wild,
With the strength of a giant--the
sense of a child.
stands for the Peacock, a bird
very vain
Of feathers he sweeps on the earth
like a train.
(nds for Quadrille, which theâ€
little ones dance
As well, we all think, as the children
in France.
ti ad Na,
oe hoe
eS eee pons
ae
All
OO a eet
Ss ae SS eee
stands for Reindeer, very swiftly
it goes |
When carrying the Laplander over
the snows.
S stands for the Sea-Horse, a strange
fish is he,
Who clings to the sea-weed, and lives
in the sea.
stands for the Tiger, a terrible
beast,
That lives in the jungles and woods
of the East.
stands: for the Uhlan, a soldier
SO gay,
In the armies of Prussia, you'll find
him to-day.
| V stands for the Vulture, a fierce
bird of prey:
for the Walrus, who sports in
the spray.
x stands for the Xiphias, a sword-
fish is he,
That can pierce the thick sides of a
vessel at sea.
stands for the Yak, like a cow
she gives milk. |
With a coat of rich cream-color,
glossy as silk.»
stands for a Zebra, whose ele-
gant shape :
The sculptor, we think, for his model
might take.
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pepe ET
ALPHABET OF NATURE.â€
Alphabet, Anchor, Animal, Aur,
Bachelor, Bulldog, Beggarman, Bear.
Chinaman, Calabash, Calamus, Corn,
Duke, Dromedary, Dairy-maid, Dawn.
Elk, Eagle, Evergreen, Engineer, Eat,
Fable, Finger-bowl, Fairy-land, Feet.
Garrison, Gate-keeper, Gallipot, Game,
Hero, Hackman, Honey-bee, Hame.
Icelander, Indian, Infant-school, III,
Javelin, Jack-knife, Jelly-fish, Jill.
Katy-did, Kitten, Kid-napper, King,
Lemonade, Lady, Lolly-pop, Ling.
5, West Grove,
Oe eT oT eT eT "aS @
Pea ieee er nye
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Mackerel, Mermaid, Magistrate, Moat,
Nautilus, Nabob, Needle-gun, Note.
Oil, Ogre, Orangeman, Obelisk, Oak,
Piper, Pack-horse, Pellican, Poke.
Quit, Quarterly, Quadruped, Quince,
Rabbit, Ringdove, Raspberry, Rinse.
Sacrifice, Saddler, Sour-krout, Sack,
Tamarind, Tabby-cat, Telegraph, Tack.
Under, Umbrella, Unlucky, Unlace,
Virgin, Vice, Violet, Viper-like, Vase.
Whip-lash, Willow, Wilderness, W hist,
Xylograph, Xebee, Xithias, Xyst.
Yucatan, Yellow-bird, Yataghan, Yew,
Zincograph, Zouave, Zo-o-lite, Zoo.
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I stands for the Indian, with arrow
and bow,
J the fierce Jaguar his weapon
brings low.
KZ stands for Kangaroos, sitting and
leaping;
Hunters to kill them a keen watch
are keeping.
L stands for the Lion, of forests
the king;
With terrible roaring he makes the
woods ring.
NA stands for the Mill, where by
water s great pow'r,
"The wheat is ground down to a
very fine flour.
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To hold the ship fast where we
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The great staff of life on which
nations are fed.
.C stands for a Chinaman; here one
you see
Walking amidst his plantations of
tea.
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strays,
And goes without water for many
long days.
N stands for a Nabob, a lord of
the East,
Who likes on strong coffee and
sweetmeats to feast.
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and wild,
With the strength of a giant--the
sense of a child.
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very vain
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like a train.
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vessel at sea.
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she gives milk.
With a coat of rich cream-color,
glossy as silk.
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The sculptor, we think, for his model
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When carrying the Laplander over
the snows.
S stands for the Sea-Horse, a strange
fish is he,
Who clings to the sea-weed, and lives
in the sea.
"T stands for the Tiger, a terrible
beast,
That lives in the jungles and woods
of the East.
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stands for he. a we cast
"tm the sea,
To hold’ te ship fast where we
i wish it to be.
B stands for the Baker who makes
men their bread,
The. ereat stall of life on which
nations are fed.
stands for a Chinaman; here one
you see -
Walking amidst his plantations of
tea.
for oe oer deserts he
: _ strays,
And goes without water for many
| long days.
EK stands for Elk, in Sold countries |
he’s found; |
With Elks the American forests
abound.
4) stands tor the Hinit that in sum-
ier We Cal).
And find so refreshingly cooling and
Sweet.
stands or Giraffe, which 1s able,
you see,
MW@ cat the top leaves irom the
branch of a tree.
for Hippopotamus, savage and
strong;
By the African marshes he wanders
along.
stands for the Indian, with arrow
and bow,
the fierce Jaguar his weapon
brings low.
stands for Kangaroos, sitting and
leaping ;
Hunters to kill them a keen watch
are keeping.
stands for the Lion, of forests
the king;
With terrible roaring he makes the
woods ring.
stands for the Mill, where by
waters great powr,
The wheat 1s ground down to a
very fine flour.
N stands for a Nabob, a lord of
the East, |
Who likes on strong coffee and
sweetmeats to feast.
O stands for Ourang-outang, savage
and wild,
With the strength of a giant--the
sense of a child.
stands for the Peacock, a bird
very vain
Of feathers he sweeps on the earth
like a train.
(nds for Quadrille, which theâ€
little ones dance
As well, we all think, as the children
in France.
ti ad Na,
oe hoe
eS eee pons
ae
All
OO a eet
Ss ae SS eee
stands for Reindeer, very swiftly
it goes |
When carrying the Laplander over
the snows.
S stands for the Sea-Horse, a strange
fish is he,
Who clings to the sea-weed, and lives
in the sea.
stands for the Tiger, a terrible
beast,
That lives in the jungles and woods
of the East.
stands: for the Uhlan, a soldier
SO gay,
In the armies of Prussia, you'll find
him to-day.
| V stands for the Vulture, a fierce
bird of prey:
for the Walrus, who sports in
the spray.
x stands for the Xiphias, a sword-
fish is he,
That can pierce the thick sides of a
vessel at sea.
stands for the Yak, like a cow
she gives milk. |
With a coat of rich cream-color,
glossy as silk.»
stands for a Zebra, whose ele-
gant shape :
The sculptor, we think, for his model
might take.
site
pepe ET
ALPHABET OF NATURE.â€
Alphabet, Anchor, Animal, Aur,
Bachelor, Bulldog, Beggarman, Bear.
Chinaman, Calabash, Calamus, Corn,
Duke, Dromedary, Dairy-maid, Dawn.
Elk, Eagle, Evergreen, Engineer, Eat,
Fable, Finger-bowl, Fairy-land, Feet.
Garrison, Gate-keeper, Gallipot, Game,
Hero, Hackman, Honey-bee, Hame.
Icelander, Indian, Infant-school, III,
Javelin, Jack-knife, Jelly-fish, Jill.
Katy-did, Kitten, Kid-napper, King,
Lemonade, Lady, Lolly-pop, Ling.
5, West Grove,
Oe eT oT eT eT "aS @
Pea ieee er nye
}
Mackerel, Mermaid, Magistrate, Moat,
Nautilus, Nabob, Needle-gun, Note.
Oil, Ogre, Orangeman, Obelisk, Oak,
Piper, Pack-horse, Pellican, Poke.
Quit, Quarterly, Quadruped, Quince,
Rabbit, Ringdove, Raspberry, Rinse.
Sacrifice, Saddler, Sour-krout, Sack,
Tamarind, Tabby-cat, Telegraph, Tack.
Under, Umbrella, Unlucky, Unlace,
Virgin, Vice, Violet, Viper-like, Vase.
Whip-lash, Willow, Wilderness, W hist,
Xylograph, Xebee, Xithias, Xyst.
Yucatan, Yellow-bird, Yataghan, Yew,
Zincograph, Zouave, Zo-o-lite, Zoo.
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ALPHABET OF NATURE.
Alphabet, Anchor, Animal, Air,
Bachelor, Bulldog, Beggarman, Bear.
Chinaman, Calabash, Calamus, Corn,
Duke, Dromedary, Dairy-maid, Dawn.
Elk, Eagle, Evergreen, Engineer, Eat,
Fable, Finger-bowl, Fairy-land, Feet.
Garrison, Gate-keeper, Gallipot, Game,
Hero, Haekman, Honey-bee, Hame.
Icelander, Indian, Infant-school, Ill,
Javelin, Jack-knife, Jelly-fish, Jill.
Katy-did, Kitten, Kid-napper, King,
Lemonade, Lady, Lolly-pop, Ling.
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SMackerel, Mermaid, Magistate, Moat,
"Nautilus, Nabob, Needle-gun, Note.
Oil, Ogre, Orangeman, Obelisk, Oak,
Piper, Pack-horse, Pellican, Poke.
Quit, Quarterly, Quadruped, Quince,
Rabbit, Ringdove, Raspberry, Rinse.
Sacrifice, Saddler, Sour-krout, Sack,
Tamarind, Tabby-cat, Telegraph, Tack.
Under, Umbrella, Unlucky, Unlace,
Virgin, Vice, Violet, Viper-like, Vase.
Whip-lash,jW illow,Vilderness,Wvhist,
Xylograph, Xebee, Xithias, Xyst.
Yucatan, Yellow-bird, Yataghan, Yew,
Zincograph, Zouave, Zo-o-lite, Zoo.
E stands for Elk, in cold countries
he's found;
With Elks the American forests
abound.
F stands for the Fruit that in sum-
mer we eat,
And find so refreshingly cooling and
sweet.
f stands for Giraffe, which is able,
you see,
"To eat the top leaves from the
branch of a tree.
H for Hippopotamus, savage and
strong;
By the African marshes he wanders
along.
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