The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-30
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Ii.s recitation should ~ accompanied wish
appropuAte seton. Thus. The farmer should
make The motions for sowing, reApiug. plosing,
binding and pitching away the carpenter fer
pianiag halumerng, saving tho macon for lay
.ug brick aud smoothinE The smith for blows on
ths anvil, aud tho shoemaker f5r sewing shoes,
etc
Fara Boy When I'm man mAn,
III be farmer u can ard caH
IN piav ths ground, aud thc seed III SOW
rll reap tho grain, and tho grass lll NOV
III bind the thcaycs. aud il rake The hay,
Aud patch il up On The mow away,
Whom M man
s,cgad Boy when I'm man, a man,
4 blacksmith l'ii be 3 can and odn
Ciane eiaEg, e.ang, shall ay anvil ring
And e.is ID tic ety tic bioea IN ewing
l1l shoe your horse, sir neat and tight
Then III troi round ihe square % see il it's right
whom I'm man
Third Boy Whea I'm a man, man,
| I'll be q carpenter il can and clai
/ IN plane Ike This, and I'll hammer sol
Ard this ia The way my saw shall so.
/ III make bird houses ard aleds AID bosts;
And 6hlp that shall race every cran that Aoats
when I'm maal
-Four Boy When I'm q man a man,
/ A mason III be II can and can
/ III lay brick this way and lay on that;
I Then take my trowsl aud smooth theta dat
/ Great ohimneys I'll make J think ~ be able
70 build enc as high AZ tho Tower of Babel
| when I'm a man
Eyh Boy When I'm a man, man,
/ III DO a shoemakor il can and I ca1.i
4 III mt on beuc D, With last held so
/ Aul IN aud ont she'll ny noodles co.
/ III sow 80 strong that my work shall wear,
Til nothing s loi; bnt my stitches there
/ When Pm 4 man
/ Siya, Bo5L when I'm man, man,
printer III be If | can AID caa!
III make pretty books, and perhaps shall
| Print the stories IN the LITTLE CoRPoRAL
III have the drst reading ah won't it be fun
\ To read all the stories before they are done
When I'm man.
Scue,.h Boy when I'm man, man,
A doctor III be-, il can and can
Ny powders aud pills shall be nice aud sweet
And you shall have just what you like, to eat
III prescribe for you riding, and sailing, and
such
And, 'bove all things, You never must study too
When I'm mani [much
Eighth boy, When I'm man, man,
! III be minister # | can--dnd can
And, once in while, sermon III make,
\ That can keep little boys and girls awake.
| For, all dear me IL the ministers knew,
How glad we are when they do get through
When I'm man
Mind, Boy When I'm man, man,
teacher I'll be Il / can-dad CAM
1 I'll sing To my scholars dne stories I'll tell
1 III show them pictures, and, well-ahl well.
/ They shall have somo lessons-I spose they
ought.
But, oh shall make them so worry short
When I'm a man
Teysh boy. When I'm man, man,
III be school committee, if I oan-dad cam
Bon, once a week III come into school,
And ray, "Miss Teacher, I've made rule,
That boys and girls need great deal Of play;
You may give these children holiday"
when I'm man
Eierenh Boy. When I'm man, man,
/ IN be President il | can and can
| My uncles and aunts are a jolly sot
| And III have them all in my cabinet
I / shall live ia the White House and hope you
ALL
/ When you hear I'm elected, will give me a call !
Whom I'm mani
I fAll IN concert or IL they cannot be trained TO
speak ia concert, ~ b. make every word un-
derRtoOd, ltt tEe best speaker step forward, and
4 repeat a.ono, iu 4 distinct voice
when We 7re men, are men,
+ I hope We shall dc great things, ana then
Whatever We do titis thing vr may say,
wen ID our w3Fk iu tAc very ttHt way,
+ And you ehaii sec II y1u know us then.
E Well We be good and honest ani useful men