DOT LEEDLE LOWEEZA.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3113, 8 February 1879, Page 4

DOT LEEDLE LOWEEZA.

How dear to dia heart tas mine grandchild, Loweeaa, Dot shyeet leedle laughter off Yawcob, mine boh! I nefer vas tired to hug and to shqueeze her Then home I geti back, und der day's york • Tub done, Vhen I>aß arty, oh, I know dot the miss me For Then I come homeyards.Bhe rashes bell mell, Vd6l pootf oup dot shyeet leedle inout' for to kiss me— Her " darling oldt gampa," dot the lofe so Tell. ■ • • Kalrina, mine frau, she could not do mil* oudt her, She vas fooch a gomfort to her day py <?ay, Dot sliild the make efry Ton liabby aboudt. her; Like eunshine she drife all dheir droubles •Tayj qbe boldt der Tool yarn Thile Katrina she yind it, She piii g her dot camfire bottle to ahmell; She fetch me mine bipe, too, Then I don'd ran find it, Pet plue-ejcd loweeza dot lofe me so Tell. How eliveet Ten. der toils off der reek Tas all ofer, Und tunaay tub come mit its quiet und rest, 2o talk mil dot shild 'morig der daises nnd clofer, Und lock at der leedle birds building dhair nest! Her | ri^ht Jprdle eyes how dhey »bpa>«le mit bleaeure— jßor lt^ugli it. lings out ebust socifor «b a bell; l.thiik 'dlu-ie was nopody half sooch a lieasure An dot tin ell LGweeza, dot lofe me so Tell. Then Tinter tbs ecme, mid its cold shtormy Teddber, Katrina and I ye mued sit in der bouse Und dalk off der bast, by de fireside togedder, Or bley mit dot taugbter of our'Yawcob Stiawes. O1(H ege mit iis yrrirklen pekirs to rfmind us Ye cßiinot *Ltey long Oiit our shildren to dwell; Budt soon ye ihall meet nit der poys left pebind üb, Und dot sbve«t Loweeza dot loie us co yell. —American Paper, >