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Maria Arthington · Romanticismo

Nurse's first thoughts about her baby

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Little Baby, just new born,
Naked, trembling, and forlorn,
My hand the willing help supplies,
To ease thy pain, and soothe thy cries;
Nor can I tell thee little dear,
How much we're pleased to see thee here.
O, it will be my sweet delight
To serve thee with this milk so white!
But tho' my babe so nicely feeds,
I'll only give just what it needs;
If I the spoon too often fill,
'Twould make my baby sick and ill.
Mamma too will be able soon
To feed her babe without a spoon,
And that we know is better far
Than milk and barley-water are.

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Autor
Maria Arthington
Título
Nurse's first thoughts about her baby
Lengua
inglés
Época
Romanticismo
Sala
La Biblioteca
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ws-en-nurse-s-first-thoughts-about-her-baby--maria-arthington-0ba192
Cita recomendada
Maria Arthington, «Nurse's first thoughts about her baby», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-nurse-s-first-thoughts-about-her-baby--maria-arthington-0ba192.html

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