Maud Summers

Summary

Maud Summers,  The Summers readers: primer (1908)

“ Lady Moon, Lady Moon,
Where are you roving?
Over the sea.
Lady Moon, Lady Moon,
Whom are you loving?
All that love me.
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How I love to see you, Lady Moon!
You are big and round and yellow.
How did you get so high, Lady Moon?
You are as high as the hill-top.
When I am asleep, Lady Moon, are you roving over the sea?
In the morning the sun will come.
Then you will not be here.
Where do you go, Lady Moon?
Whom are you loving?
Good night, Lady Moon! Good night!
”
Source: Gutenberg

Maud Summers,  The Summers readers: primer (1908)

“ RHYMES AND POEMS
[4]
“The model of all education shall be the perfected family.”
Friedrich Froebel.
[5]
Sing.
Run.
Jump.
Hop.
[6]
Run and jump.
Jump and run.
Sing and hop.
Hop and sing.
Run and hop.
Hop and run.
Jump and hop.
Sing and jump.
[7]
I can sing.
I can hop.
I can run and sing.
I can hop and jump.
Rover can run.
Rover can jump.
Rover and I can run.
Rover and I can run and jump.
Kitty can run and jump.
Kitty and I can run.
Rover and Kitty can jump.
Kitty and I can jump and run.
[8]
I see you, Rover.
Run, Rover! Run!
I see you, Kitty.
You can run and jump.
”
Source: Gutenberg

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