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64. Busy Workers. |
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Children.—■ Children.—
2 Oh, say, pretty dove, whither now are you i 3 Oh, say, little girl, whither now are you |
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flying!'
Whither now are you flying, to work or to play ? Dove.—
I'm bound for my nest, where mv partner is sighing, For I must be feeding my children to-day. |
going. Whither now are yon going, to work or to play ? Little Girl.—
'm bound for the school-room, the school-bell is ringing. And I must be learning my lessons to-day. |
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[Note:—A '* bee "a " dove" and a little " girl " are chosen. They take their place behind the kindergartner. At the beginning of each stanza respectively, the "bee" and the "dove" flies in around the ring. At the replies, they should stop flying. The " flying" of the " bee "is done with the hands; of the "dove" with the ten'arm. The " little girl" carries a slate or book in her hand. The ingenuity of the kindergartner will sug gesl a few gestures, viz. the raking hay, the feeding motion, form a nest, ringing bell, reading from book etc. etc. etc. |
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65. The Maiden and the Bird. |
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Houghton. |
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