I love this little fella, holding his toy boat, standing in front of a gorgeous pond with a beautiful tree's image reflected on the water.
Ruth Mary Hallock illustrated "
Little Rhymes for Little Readers" (1910), the source of both images featured in this post. She is another of those authors who has a knack for depicting childhood scenes.
This illustration shows a girl who is kneeling in the grass to get a better look at the spring flowers.
This particular image accompanied a super-short poem by Wilhelmina Seegmiller called "The Rail-Fence Corners":
In the rail-fence corners,
In the sunny, happy May,
Flowers get together
To pass the time o' day
(Now that poem is perfect for short attention spans!)
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