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Identifier: studyofchild00hoga (find matches)
Title: A study of a child
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hogan, Louise Eleanor (Shimer), Mrs., 1855-1929. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Child study. (from old catalog)
Publisher: New York and London, Harper & brothers
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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dng she would read to him. As it was twilight shecould not see to read, so improvised the following verses 146
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1893 DRAWINGSWith the exception of the horse mid wagon, drawn in May, 1894. FOURTH YEAR to catch his interest and keep him from disturbing ourconversation. It was the first time that Harold hadheard any of us use baby talk ; A piggie, wiggie, wiggie,Went to beddie, beddie, beddie.On his pillow willie, willie,He laid his headie, headie, headie. But piggie, wiggie, wiggie,Couldnt sleepie, sleepie, sleepie,So out bis beddie biggie,He creepie, creepie, creepied. He jumped, he hopped, he trottedAcross the floor so bold,To reach the shining faucet,With water, oh, so cold ! He splashie, splashie, splashied,He dashie, dashie, dashied,The water, water, water,On his facie, facie, face. He wet his eyesie eyes,His cheekie, cheekie, cheeks,His nosie, nosie, nose,His headie, headie, head. Oh, the water, water, water,Was so cold, so cold, so cold,But he laughie, laughie, laughied,For it felt so good, so good, so good. Then back to beddie, beddie,Went piggie, wiggie, wiggie ;He slept, you may believe

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