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Poems for our Children

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Poems for our Children (1830)
by Sarah J. Hale

Although labelled "Part First", no second part was ever published.

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POEMS

FOR

OUR CHILDREN.

BY

MRS SARAH J. HALE.



POEMS

FOR OUR CHILDREN:

DESIGNED FOR

FAMILIES, SABBATH SCHOOLS, AND INFANT SCHOOLS.

WRITTEN TO INCULCATE MORAL TRUTHS AND VIRTUOUS SENTIMENTS.


BY MRS SARAH J. HALE.


'The love of country and the love of God.'

'Long may it be ere luxury teach the shame,
To starve the mind, and bloat the unwieldly frame.'

Mrs Sigourney.

PART FIRST.


BOSTON:
MARSH, CAPEN & LYON.
1830.


BOSTON:
Waitt & Dow's Print, 122 Washington-St.


To all Good Children in the United States.

Dear Children,

I wrote this book for you—to please and instruct you. I know children love to read rhymes, and sing little verses; but they often read silly rhymes, and such manner of spending their time is not good. I intended, when I began to write this book, to furnish you with a few pretty songs and poems which would teach you truths, and, I hope, induce you to love truth and goodness. Children who love their parents and their home, can soon teach their hearts to love their God and their country.

I offer you the 'First Part' of 'Poems for our Children'—if you like these I shall soon write the Second Part, and perhaps I shall make a larger book.

SARAH J. HALE.

Boston, May 1, 1830.

MARSH, CAPEN & LYON.

NO. 362 WASHINGTON ST—BOSTON,

HAVE CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

JUVENILE BOOKS.

ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.


This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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