Love Poems – Page 2616

• The Three Children

  Three children sliding on the ice
  Upon a summer’s day,
  As it fell out they all fell in, …

  Anonymous English

• The Owl and the Pussy-cat

  I.
  the Owl and the Pussy-cat went to sea
  In a beautiful pea-green boat: …

  Edward Lear English

• Mr. and Mrs. Spikky Sparrow

  I.
  on a little piece of wood
  Mr. Spikky Sparrow stood: …

  Edward Lear English

• The Walrus and the Carpenter

  From “Alice in Wonderland”
  THE SUN was shining on the sea,
  Shining with all his might: …

  Charles Lutwidge Dodgson English

• Good King Arthur

  When good King Arthur ruled the land,
  He was a goodly king:
  He stole three pecks of barley meal, …

  Anonymous English

• “Max and Maurice”: Preface

  Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks
  AH, how oft we read or hear of
  Boys we almost stand in fear of! …

  Wilhelm Busch English

• “Max and Maurice”: Trick First

  Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks
  TO most people who have leisure
  Raising poultry gives great pleasure; …

  Wilhelm Busch English

• “Max and Maurice”: Trick Second

  Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks
  WHEN the worthy Widow Tibbets
  (Whom the cut below exhibits) …

  Wilhelm Busch English

• “Max and Maurice”: Trick Third

  Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks
  THROUGH the town and country round
  Was one Mr. Buck renowned. …

  Wilhelm Busch English

• “Max and Maurice”: Last Trick

  Translated by Charles Timothy Brooks
  MAX and Maurice! I grow sick,
  When I think on your last trick. …

  Wilhelm Busch English

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