ON THE WA-TER.

In our lit-tle boat to glide

On the wa-ter blue and wide,

While the sky is smooth and bright,

What could give us more de-light?

See the rip-ples, how they run,

Twink-ling bright-ly in the sun;

While re-flect-ed we can see

Sha-dows of each hill and tree.

See the li-lies, round and large,

Float-ing near the reed-y marge,

Where the bul-rush has its place

And the hea-vy wa-ter-mace.

See the great green dra-gon-fly,

And the swal-low skim-ming by.

See the fish-es spring and gleam,

Ere they splash in-to the stream,

See the bright king-fish-er too

Dart a gleam of green and blue.

These are all a-round our boat

On the wa-ter whilst we float.

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