)i]e the kind - ling on still higher. Lay them so crossed they'll 9^, ^—^ Jirs * <i — it m ifzzti let in air ; To choke a fire is nev - er fair. Then —^ £ MUSIC AND SONGS. 157 ^fe^E al - ways light it from be - low, That the flame may up - ward go. \j \ J N J _ Catch the whole, and light the sticks, Then with care the coal you fix, Only take it with the shovel, As from a hod 'twill fall on double. For twenty minutes it is meet That the coal you oft repeat, But never pile it up so high. That the covers are too nigh; For it makes them warp and crack, When the stove you really pack. And best stoves are spoiled, 'tis said. If they get too hot and red. So at last the drafts you close, Your fire is made — but don't suppose, Your work is done, for still you must Brush up the hearth, wash up the dust. I5S COOKING GARDEN. COOKING SONG SELECTED. — N- -K__^ r^. • — # — h#- -# — #- 1. All we girls of this class wish to learn how to cook, That 2. We will learn to get breakfasts, and din - ners and tea, For :fi=^ if I :3^: -• — #- =1: -• — •- ■y -w ^^* i* 1 1 1 ' ^ ^JrJU - ^ ' V v J •.'1 ^ Q. r • m # ^ 1 TS __ L r\ "7^ A 1 ^ T\ _ N _ _\ > \ \ 1 i' \ ^^ ■ r N V -!^ r rPv^ ^ ^ # m ^ 1 1 ■" «' * m \ \ m \ §!__?_ • # ^ L^-. ^ ' J J ' L we may be com-forts at home. And each one, both neat and these things all daughters should know; It will make us more a-ble and q=r:zzq_: ^— •— ^-i id -m — • 9-==, --vt- -\- ti - dy must look, When rea - dy to come to the ' room ; With rea - dy to please, If to oth - er homes we should go. We -J \ [ I ^ -1 « •' — •- m ^ ^—^ 5- -S- ■^■0r-^ ^ ^~~T -0 #- it* 81 t — ± MUSIC AND SONGS. 159 ^ ^ _^ J i> '^ ^> r^ \ ^ —m — #- . f P f(\S « # # m • V |/ 1> Hf^ •> hair girls braid - need ed to nice - help in and this fa great ■ ces world ■n all of clean, ours. Our When - -ih ^ ^1 ■BB imm wmmm ^^ ^^ — M ^^ - yfrY— 1 H- i 1 ; 1 1 ■ 1 - y}]) t « m 0. c/ t * ■0r L "V • 1 '^- <k> ^ ; ^ ^ i . • m 0 " 41 Sloioer. i Ht::4^:N; -^. — ^- -W 9 W -^ ^ biiteg A — ^- -A- r— i '» w~ hands and our fin - ger - nails white, ev - er our lit - tie hands can, We must keep our eyes bright, see For much may be done with our %E^^^^E^^^ :^-1" :jt=M-^zjt:M: -w-&-r 9' '^ — r" _^ l^, _ *? _ i — I ist Time. 2d Thiie. A — ^- -J^- -^=^ -a — # -A — V- A-^- mmik all to be seen, And try to do eve-ry-thing right... wo - man - ly powers. If we work on our or - der - ly plan . . . right, plan.

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)i]e the kind - ling on still higher. Lay them so crossed they'll 9^, ^—^ Jirs * <i — it m ifzzti let in air ; To choke a fire is nev - er fair. Then —^ £ ^fe^E al - ways light it from be - low, That the flame may up - ward go. \j \ J N J _ Catch the whole, and light the sticks, Then with care the coal you fix, Only take it with the shovel, As from a hod 'twill fall on double. For twenty minutes it is meet That the coal you oft repeat, But never pile it up so high. That the covers are too nigh; For it makes them warp and crack, When the stove you really pack. And best stoves are spoiled, 'tis said. If they get too hot and red. So at last the drafts you close, Your fire is made — but don't suppose, Your work is done, for still you must Brush up the hearth, wash up the dust. I5S COOKING SONG — N- -K__^ r^. • — # — h#- -# — #- 1. All we girls of this class wish to learn how to cook, That 2. We will learn to get breakfasts, and din - ners and tea, For :fi=^ if :3^: -• — #- =1: -• — •- ■y -w ^^* i* 1 ' ^ ^JrJU - ^ ' v J •.'1 ^ Q. r • m # ^ 1 TS __ L r\ "7^ A 1 ^ T\ _ N _ _\ > \ \ 1 i' \ ^^ ■ r N V -!^ r rPv^ ^ ^ # m ^ 1 1 ■" «' * m \ \ m \ §!__?_ • # ^ L^-. ^ ' J J ' L we may be com-forts at home. And each one, both neat and these things all daughters should know; It will make us more a-ble and q=r:zzq_: ^— •— ^-i id -m — • 9-==, --vt- -\- ti - dy must look, When rea - dy to come to the ' room ; With rea - dy to please, If to oth - er homes we should go. We -J \ [ I ^ -1 « •' — •- m ^ ^—^ 5- -S- ■^■0r-^ ^ ^~~T -0 #- it* 81 t — ± ^ ^ _^ J i> '^ ^> r^ \ ^ —m — #- . f P f(\S « # # m • V |/ 1> Hf^ •> hair girls braid - need ed to nice - help in and this fa great ■ ces world ■n all of clean, ours. Our When - -ih ^ ^1 ■BB imm wmmm ^^ ^^ — M ^^ - yfrY— 1 H- i 1 ; ■ 1 - y}]) t « m c/ t * ■0r L "V • '^- <k> ^ ; ^ ^ • m 0 " Sloioer. Ht::4^:N; -^. — ^- -W 9 W -^ ^ biiteg A — ^- -A- r— i '» w~ hands and our fin - ger - nails white, ev - er our lit - tie hands can, We must keep our eyes bright, see For much may be done with our %E^^^^E^^^ :^-1" :jt=M-^zjt:M: -w-&-r 9' '^ — r" _^ l^, _ *? _ i — I ist Time. 2d Thiie. A — ^- -J^- -^=^ -a — # -A — V- A-^- mmik all to be seen, And try to do eve-ry-thing right... wo - man - ly powers. If we work on our or - der - ly plan . . . right, plan.

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