LITTLE WILD SPARROW.
—Joyce L. Brisley.
The thing I’d like best in the whole of the land Is to have a wild sparrow come sit on my hand, —- A little wild sparrow, or robin, or linnet, Come sit on my hand and eat crumbs that are in it; And if, when it’s done it would rather not stay, I’d love just to watch it fly freely away!
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Forest and Bird, Issue 24, 1 July 1931, Page 4
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67LITTLE WILD SPARROW. Forest and Bird, Issue 24, 1 July 1931, Page 4
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