Citation
Pastime ABC book
Permanent Link:

Material Information

Title:
Pastime ABC book
Portion of title:
Pastime A B C book
Creator:
MacLoughlin Bros., inc ( Publisher )
Place of Publication:
New York
Publisher:
McLoughlin Bros.
Publication Date:
Language:
English
Physical Description:
[12] p. : ill. ; 27 cm.

Subjects

Subjects / Keywords:
Alphabet rhymes -- Juvenile literature ( lcsh )
Children's poetry -- 1900
Alphabet books -- 1900
Bldn -- 1900
Genre:
Children's poetry
Alphabet books
non-fiction ( marcgt )
Spatial Coverage:
United States -- New York -- New York
Target Audience:
juvenile ( marctarget )

Notes

General Note:
Cover title.
General Note:
Paper covers.

Record Information

Source Institution:
University of Florida
Rights Management:
This item is presumed to be in the public domain. The University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries respect the intellectual property rights of others and do not claim any copyright interest in this item. Users of this work have responsibility for determining copyright status prior to reusing, publishing or reproducing this item for purposes other than what is allowed by fair use or other copyright exemptions. Any reuse of this item in excess of fair use or other copyright exemptions may require permission of the copyright holder. The Smathers Libraries would like to learn more about this item and invite individuals or organizations to contact The Department of Special and Area Studies Collections (special@uflib.ufl.edu) with any additional information they can provide.
Resource Identifier:
023997732 ( ALEPH )
23350390 ( OCLC )
AHM8767 ( NOTIS )
Downloads

This item has the following downloads:
Full Text


x
2



COPYRIGHT 1900 St
OUGHLIN S.
ee Be
NewYork.
-















/ | \ 2 = ae
= \ is Anna, shooling
YX san Arrow:








sp



is Benjamin Lo
wheeling his Barrow. | |
. wT

| LL i

InN










ae




is Clara, kissing
» her Cat:




who at
Dinner sat.






IS a é
reed fo atl;













































is @ Com vie
is Good and Gay.



WHAT gay sport we have

When Jack Frost comes around,










And with snow cold and white
Covers over the ground!
Our only complaint :
Is that Jack has a way _
Cheeks and fingers of 7
pinching

If long out we stay.

YOU hold your head |
high, Mr. Rooster,
- You seem to be |
: terribly proud !
I suppose that you think
Fos you are clever
Because you can
, : crow so loud.
If you, sir, could work
in the garden,
Sowing and raking
like me,
And raising most
beautiful flowers,
For your pride some
excuse there might be.










a NG! Swing! Oh, isn't this splendid! :
I'd like to ere on without stop;
For Bobby is able to push mé
Right up to the very tree-top. -
With the bright blue sky above me,
And the soft green grass below,
I feel like a
flying fairy,
As backward
and
forward
I go!









| is - Harry. raking









is Isabel \ift-,

4]

\
i!

sliding on Ice

%
y



















Hi Hi — z
mae) it Be
aA, nd



he eS =
il

iS Jelly which
John thinks nice.

[
\










Leis Kate, with her
4 7 litfle black Kid. |

My )\\\\\
WH]



Z am Wit
/ Se y\\
ey ||
Se

is Lawrence =|

SN
\

liffing a Lid. ~









~

ee Se

= Hie Sf Z

ae jee jl | F

* IS. Ned) finding |

the Nest of a linnef.
\

is the Moon. and ibe - :
Ae CTS Co Le





Sia



PREPARED TO GIVE THE ENEMY A WARM RECEPTION.



Banuabts (ihn
a Seta



THE TERRIBLE CHIEF, FROWN-ON-THE-FACE, SCALPS POOR DOLL FLOSSIE.










\ \ 3 < ; \
aN a | slands for Oranges,
a 4 Ey Offered for sale, :



:





zy ) lente , with milk

na Pail.





wy

i





a a



(Ht a).
‘hy, ee A,
= ome
~ VG

is the Queen,
with a crown
on her head;










*.

ees ~“
Se os :

- Fey” . .

ey Te ae

9 a )

ar

See
ee SS x
SSS aos

NSE
——
SS =
SS

=

ee
|








SS





af py





3
SS



7

S





SS




co



see

building a tower.




Sn



| ITILE Mabel and May
Are busy to-day;












They are winding
- some yarn
in a ball:
hen Mother with it
Weim imiteens will knit,
And Jack Frost can
not get at

their fingers at all.

NOW, sit up, doggie Fido,
And pay attention, do;

There’s something quite important
I wish to say to you.

I grant that you are clever,
Obedient, and kind,

But your table manners, truly,

_ Are not at all refined. -

You are in too great a hurry
To gobble up your food;

Such greediness, dear Fido,
Is really dreadful rude;

And I hope you'll now endeavor
To eat daintily and slow—

You can learn to without trouble,

If youll only try, I know.







A CALL FROM A VERY FASHIONABLE VISITOR.







xe |
yi

| | | sain Bil |

f
i i]
ie : sity
| Mey Yel NUP Ne
! fy —4is
i 2h oN) |
t Ney \
; WY ne C
aa ‘SN
= 6 HN) So |
\ Le. aye
YX lo, A
ep A ~ \
= Wee \ 2 5 \
7
\ e ° y a
\ . Rohe b
| | { ae - s \i
\
.







‘

a . L
—— £ =) — a >= Se
ae ae ‘
' oe
=

—=|f our =Umbrella,

fhe_rain;





|
:
|
Say

which keeps off He "Ty

ass ae 2
Tit USE
Nacsa CYY Mi! Gog
‘ i, 4,
} = ‘9 BAe 4,

% |, a. 5
4 Pari .
NV} Be

; is the Wheel, which —

ae

\ 3
My 7 AUG itt
fit . a 3
“ Wi Re ’

ma LS








28





‘ “aetur

Ade
1s Vicloria, §—
watching the Vane.

Zp
NG
PP

If LEE
BA, :

Winnie can ride: =

A.






is Xerxes, a king
full O prise








(a aes Jobe.
; wilh siripes
‘black and while. }











ve



om





eNG
Full Text


x
2



COPYRIGHT 1900 St
OUGHLIN S.
ee Be
NewYork.
-












/ | \ 2 = ae
= \ is Anna, shooling
YX san Arrow:








sp



is Benjamin Lo
wheeling his Barrow. | |
. wT

| LL i

InN










ae




is Clara, kissing
» her Cat:




who at
Dinner sat.



IS a é
reed fo atl;













































is @ Com vie
is Good and Gay.
WHAT gay sport we have

When Jack Frost comes around,










And with snow cold and white
Covers over the ground!
Our only complaint :
Is that Jack has a way _
Cheeks and fingers of 7
pinching

If long out we stay.

YOU hold your head |
high, Mr. Rooster,
- You seem to be |
: terribly proud !
I suppose that you think
Fos you are clever
Because you can
, : crow so loud.
If you, sir, could work
in the garden,
Sowing and raking
like me,
And raising most
beautiful flowers,
For your pride some
excuse there might be.







a NG! Swing! Oh, isn't this splendid! :
I'd like to ere on without stop;
For Bobby is able to push mé
Right up to the very tree-top. -
With the bright blue sky above me,
And the soft green grass below,
I feel like a
flying fairy,
As backward
and
forward
I go!






| is - Harry. raking









is Isabel \ift-,

4]

\
i!

sliding on Ice

%
y



















Hi Hi — z
mae) it Be
aA, nd



he eS =
il

iS Jelly which
John thinks nice.

[
\







Leis Kate, with her
4 7 litfle black Kid. |

My )\\\\\
WH]



Z am Wit
/ Se y\\
ey ||
Se

is Lawrence =|

SN
\

liffing a Lid. ~









~

ee Se

= Hie Sf Z

ae jee jl | F

* IS. Ned) finding |

the Nest of a linnef.
\

is the Moon. and ibe - :
Ae CTS Co Le


Sia



PREPARED TO GIVE THE ENEMY A WARM RECEPTION.
Banuabts (ihn
a Seta



THE TERRIBLE CHIEF, FROWN-ON-THE-FACE, SCALPS POOR DOLL FLOSSIE.







\ \ 3 < ; \
aN a | slands for Oranges,
a 4 Ey Offered for sale, :



:





zy ) lente , with milk

na Pail.





wy

i





a a



(Ht a).
‘hy, ee A,
= ome
~ VG

is the Queen,
with a crown
on her head;







*.

ees ~“
Se os :

- Fey” . .

ey Te ae

9 a )

ar

See
ee SS x
SSS aos

NSE
——
SS =
SS

=

ee
|








SS





af py





3
SS



7

S





SS




co



see

building a tower.




Sn
| ITILE Mabel and May
Are busy to-day;












They are winding
- some yarn
in a ball:
hen Mother with it
Weim imiteens will knit,
And Jack Frost can
not get at

their fingers at all.

NOW, sit up, doggie Fido,
And pay attention, do;

There’s something quite important
I wish to say to you.

I grant that you are clever,
Obedient, and kind,

But your table manners, truly,

_ Are not at all refined. -

You are in too great a hurry
To gobble up your food;

Such greediness, dear Fido,
Is really dreadful rude;

And I hope you'll now endeavor
To eat daintily and slow—

You can learn to without trouble,

If youll only try, I know.




A CALL FROM A VERY FASHIONABLE VISITOR.




xe |
yi

| | | sain Bil |

f
i i]
ie : sity
| Mey Yel NUP Ne
! fy —4is
i 2h oN) |
t Ney \
; WY ne C
aa ‘SN
= 6 HN) So |
\ Le. aye
YX lo, A
ep A ~ \
= Wee \ 2 5 \
7
\ e ° y a
\ . Rohe b
| | { ae - s \i
\
.







‘

a . L
—— £ =) — a >= Se
ae ae ‘
' oe
=

—=|f our =Umbrella,

fhe_rain;





|
:
|
Say

which keeps off He "Ty

ass ae 2
Tit USE
Nacsa CYY Mi! Gog
‘ i, 4,
} = ‘9 BAe 4,

% |, a. 5
4 Pari .
NV} Be

; is the Wheel, which —

ae

\ 3
My 7 AUG itt
fit . a 3
“ Wi Re ’

ma LS








28





‘ “aetur

Ade
1s Vicloria, §—
watching the Vane.

Zp
NG
PP

If LEE
BA, :

Winnie can ride: =

A.



is Xerxes, a king
full O prise








(a aes Jobe.
; wilh siripes
‘black and while. }








ve



om





eNG



xml record header identifier oai:www.uflib.ufl.edu.ufdc:UF0008883600001datestamp 2008-11-12setSpec [UFDC_OAI_SET]metadata oai_dc:dc xmlns:oai_dc http:www.openarchives.orgOAI2.0oai_dc xmlns:dc http:purl.orgdcelements1.1 xmlns:xsi http:www.w3.org2001XMLSchema-instance xsi:schemaLocation http:www.openarchives.orgOAI2.0oai_dc.xsd dc:title Pastime ABC bookPastime A B C bookdc:subject Alphabet rhymes -- Juvenile literature ( lcsh )Children's poetry -- 1900Alphabet books -- 1900dc:description Cover title.Paper covers.dc:publisher McLoughlin Bros.dc:date c1900dc:type Bookdc:format 12 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.dc:identifier http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/ufdc/?b=UF00088836&v=00001001604496 (ALEPH)23350390 (OCLC)AHM8767 (NOTIS)dc:source University of Floridadc:language English