FIGURES IN VERSE
AND
SIMPLE RHYMES,
FOR
LITTLE LEARNERS.
NEW YORK:
KIGGINS & KELLOGG,
88 JOHN STREET.
FIGURES IN VERSE,
AND
SIMPLE RHYMES.
1, 2,
One, Two,
I. II.
Fasten my shoe.
3, 4,
Three, Four,
III. IV.
Shut the door.
[Pg 4]5, 6,
Five, Six,
V. VI.
Pick up sticks.
7, 8,
Seven, Eight,
VII. VIII.
Lay them straight.
9, 10,
Nine, Ten,
IX. X.
A good fat hen.
11, 12,
Eleven, Twelve,
XI. XII.
Who will delve.
13, 14,
Thirteen, Fourteen,
XIII. XIV.
Clerks reporting.
15, 16,
Fifteen, Sixteen,
XV. XVI.
Kate’s a vixen.
[Pg 7]
17, 18,
Seventeen, Eighteen,
XVII. XVIII.
Maids a waiting.
19, 20,
Nineteen, Twenty,
XIX. XX.
My stomach’s empty.
“Oh, where are you going,
My pretty maiden fair,
With your red, rosy cheeks,
And your coal-black hair?”
“I’m going to the lake,
Gentle sir,” she said,
“To fill the jar with water,