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A SNAIL
A SNAIL crept up the lily’s stalk: “How nice and smooth,” said he; “It’s quite a pleasant evening walk, And just the thing for me!”Search Options
Table of Contents
- THE ALPHABET
- THE OAK
- WILD FLOWERS
- CLOUDS
- BENEATH THE SEA
- KING FASHION
- RIVER, RIVER
- A HOUSE OF SWEETS
- AT NIGHT
- THE RAINDROPS
- AUTUMN LEAVES
- THE STORY OF HYACINTH AND APOLLO
- IN THE FIELD
- THE ARM‐CHAIR
- WHO IS THAT SINGING?
- THE SAILOR
- OLE LUK‐OIE
- MY FATHER IS EXTREMELY TALL
- PRETTY MOUSE
- MY FINGERS
- A DREAM
- RESOLUTIONS
- A PENNY AND A PURSE
- I’D BE AN OUTLAW
- SOME OTHER CHILD
- THE TRAVELLER
- RESPONSIBILITY
- THE RAINBOW
- BLACKBERRIES
- WISHES
- THE MOON
- THE SHEPHERD BOY
- THE WIND
- THE WINDMILL
- TO THE CAT AT GRANDMAMA’S
- TO EMILY AT HER OWN HOME, FROM THE CAT
- IN THE WOOD
- THE STEAM‐ENGINE
- THE TRAIN
- THE TICKET COLLECTOR
- CUCKOO‐FLOWERS AND DAISIES
- A RETROSPECT
- TO FORTITUDE
- COUNT OTTO OF HEMPENFELDT
- BEFORE THE FIRE
- THE SINGING CHILDREN
- STAND STILL AND WATCH
- BIRTHDAYS
- WINTER
- A SNAIL
- SETHON
- FATHER
- FAIRYLAND
- NIGHT
- A BEETLE TALE
- THE WAITER
- A LIKENESS
- THE SNOW QUEEN
- TWILIGHT
- THE LITTLE BROWN DWARF
- SWINGING
- LEFT ALONE
- A FLY
- THE POSTMAN
- THREADING A NEEDLE
- TO A BEE
- WHO BLOWS YOU OUT?
- ENCHANTED TULIPS
- THE HALL PORTER
- THE ILLNESS
- RHYS AT THE FAIRY DANCE
- THE PRIMROSE
- A CAKE
- JACK FROST
- THE HAPPY ENDING
- TO FATHER CHRISTMAS
- WHEN THE GREAT WIND
- GOOD‐BYE
Enchanted Tulips and Other Verses for Children.
Keary, M. (Maud).
