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See the early blossoms springing /Hear the lark and linnet singing /See the jocund lambkins play /Welcome to the new-born day

Bolton & Co. Verse:
37
Full Text
See the early blossoms springing /Hear the lark and linnet singing /See the jocund lambkins play /Welcome to the new-born day
Listed on Page Number
260
Sampler Worked By
Mary B. Moore
Date of Sampler
1828
Place Sampler Made
n.p.
Sampler Listed on Page
198
Author/Publication/Country/Date
No author. Broadside Ballads. Printed by George Walker 1800-1900. Durham, England.
Notes
This verse is the fourth verse of the poem “Morning in Spring” (see Verse 38) Original: See the early blossoms springing, See the jocund lambkins play; Hear the lark and linnet singing, Welcome to the new-born Day.