“They are excellently adapted to their purpose, and are worthy, in
all essential points, to take their place by the side of Watts’s
‘Moral Songs.’”—_Englishwoman’s Magazine._
“Miss Parrott talks most sensibly and appropriately on humanity to
animals, industry and fidelity in performance of duty, the fear of
God, filial piety, and many other important subjects; and though some
of her ‘Rhymes’ are rather ‘Rough’, they are so well adapted for the
class of persons for whose use they are designed, that we wish them
a place in every agricultural village school library.”—_Church of
England Quarterly Review._