BREAD AND MILK.

Bread and milk, bread and milk, fit for a king,

Plenty of sugar has been put in;

Mix it up well with a silver spoon,

Wait till it cools, and don't eat it too soon!

Milk and bread, milk and bread, isn't it nice?

Why! the whole basinful's gone in a trice!

Oh! there is many a poor little boy

To whom bread and milk would be a great joy.

[Illustration: FLYING THE KITE.]

Harper's Young People, November 2, 1880 An Illustrated Monthly · 第 65 / 68 题