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Uncle Franks' Series

FUNNY ALPHABET.

[Illustration]

McLOUGHLIN Bro's Publishers 24 Beekman




THE FUNNY

ALPHABET.


[Illustration: A]

[Illustration: B]

  A was an Actor,
    'Tis clear to your view:
  B was three Boys,
    Forming letters for you.


[Illustration: C]

[Illustration: D]

  C was a clown, who clever was found.
  D was a dunce, and Harlequin bound,
  E was soon formed with the aid of a child,
  F in a frolic appear'd to be wild.

[Illustration: E]

[Illustration: F]


[Illustration: G]

[Illustration: H]

  G was George Godfrey, a truant I fear,
  H hand in hand, like two pillars appear.
  I was an Indian figure for thee:
  J was Jemima Mermaid, only see.

[Illustration: I]

[Illustration: J]


[Illustration: K]

[Illustration: L]

  K was Kail Knowledge, to Kew he was bound,
  L was Luke Lazy, he's now on the ground.
  M Master Merryman, mark what I say,
  N Neddy Noodle the Vicar of Bray.

[Illustration: M]

[Illustration: N]


[Illustration: O]

[Illustration: P]

  O Obadiah a letter quite round,
  P Paul Plaintive, in Pleasure was found,
  Q quit was, in shape much like O,
  R Robin Roughead, I'd have you to know.

[Illustration: Q]

[Illustration: R]


[Illustration: S]

[Illustration: T]

  S Simon Sobersides, serious and soft,
  T Timothy Touchstone, tomboy and torch,
  U Uniform, Union, and Unicorn trot,
  V very vexatious his letters forgot.

[Illustration: U]

[Illustration: V]


[Illustration: W]

  W Walter and William
    Were vex'd,
  X in the Alphabet,
    Is sure to stand next.

[Illustration: X]


[Illustration: Y]

[Illustration: Z]

  Y was a Youngster,
    He'd play with his betters;
  Z was a Zany,
    For not knowing his letters.

[Illustration]

[Illustration]




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The following is a list of small dolls.--Price 6 cents each.

  DOLLY,      BABY,       LITTLE LADY,
  LIZZIE,     CHARLEY,    FANNY,
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No. 6. +Bed-room Set, Small.+

No. 7. +Parlor Set,+     "   --Price 6 cents each.


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