 | Children's poetry - 1900 - 176 pages
...table, A wee little chair, And ebony chop -sticks And plate arc there. LADY-BUG ADY-BUG, lady-bug, Fly away, do, Fly to the mountain, And feed upon dew,...on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug. GO TO BED ITTLE baby, go to bed, We'll put a hoop around your head, And with the oil we get thereby,... | |
 | Mary Mapes Dodge - Children's literature - 1901 - 604 pages
...bell-tower, And a temple and a show, And little baby wee, wee, Always wants to go. LADYBUG. LADYBUG, ladybug, Fly away, do ; Fly to the mountain, And feed upon...on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug. & & +L € at a« "LADYBUG," IN CH1NESK CHARACTERS. THE SPIDER. Он, my dear brother spider, With... | |
 | Photography - 1901 - 652 pages
...Mother Cease Rhymes" Copyri~M, r>>o, by F-_EX:.NO II. RCVSI.I. COMPANY. LADY-BUG 'AUV-liUG, lady-bug, Fly away, do, Fly to the mountain, And feed upon dew, Feed upon dew And sleep on * a rug, And then run awav Like a good little bug. From Lt Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes" Copyright, n/*>, by FLEMING II. REVEI.L... | |
 | Sarah E. Sprague - Readers (Primary) - 1903 - 124 pages
...me up by one leg. I do not like that at all. Please ask them to be kinder to me! 57 TWO WATS. crru ^ Lady Bug, Lady Bug, Fly away, do; Fly to the mountain...on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug ! unit/ — Folk Lore Rhyme. 58 LADY BUG. Little maiden, have you seen Lady Bug- ? Does she feed upon... | |
 | S. Lilian Blaisdell, Isabella Austin, Mary Louise Gilman - Readers - 1903 - 144 pages
...home ! Fly away, Fly away, Fly away home! The Chinese children say it this way : Ladybug, ladybug, Fly away, do; Fly to the mountain And feed upon dew;...on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug. — From Chinese "Mother Goose Rhymes," translated by Professor Headland. Find the mamma ladybird.... | |
 | Isaac Taylor Headland - China - 1912 - 328 pages
...the city witli a little red and black spotted beetle on her finger repeating,— Ladybug, ladybug fiy away, do, Fly to the mountain and feed upon dew, Feed upon dew and sleep on a rug, And then fly away like a good little bug. "Thousands of such rhymes may be found in all parts of China." "Yes,"... | |
 | Isaac Taylor Headland - China - 1912 - 330 pages
...little red and black spotted beetle on her finger repeating, — y Ladybug, ladybug fly away, do, s' Fly to the mountain and feed upon dew, Feed upon dew and sleep on a rug, And then fly away like a good little bug. "Thousands of such rhymes may be found in all parts of China." "Yes,"... | |
 | Isaac Taylor Headland - China - 1912 - 340 pages
...red and black spotted beetle on her finger repeating, — ursery Ladybug, ladybug fly away, do, ly"u9 Fly to the mountain and feed upon dew, Feed upon dew and sleep on a rug, And then fly away like a good little bug. "Thousands of such rhymes may be found in all parts of China." "Yes,"... | |
 | Entomological Society of Washington - Entomology - 1922 - 290 pages
...Chinese, but sounds like a "Mother Goose Melody": "Ladybug, ladybug, fly away, do, Fly to the mountains and feed upon dew. Feed upon dew, and sleep on a rug, And then run away like a good little bug." An entirely original and different poem is by Southey, who apostrophizes a Coccinellid under the title... | |
 | Olive Beaupré Miller - Children's literature - 1920 - 466 pages
...to cut your I meat, And two pairs of chopsticks with whicf you cat. % P LADY-BUG Lady-bug, lady-bug, Fly away, do, Fly to the mountain, And feed upon dew;...on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug. slated by Isaac T. Headland *From Chinese Mother Oonse Rhymes, published by Fleming H. Revell Company.... | |
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LADY BUG Lady-bug, lady-bug, Fly away, do, Fly to the mountain, And feed upon dew, Feed upon dew, And sleep on a rug, And then run away Like a good little bug. 
