Daddy
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Database ID | 35234 |
Institution | University of Saskatchewan Archives | Fonds/Collection | Mary Taylor Postcard Collection | File/Item Reference | Postcard Album page 97 |
Scope and content | Posed image of young girl sitting on her father's knee. She is trying to comfort him; he is overcome with grief. Over them an image of a young woman hovers. Text on card includes: "Why do your big tears fall, Daddy, / Mother's not far away, / I often seem to hear her voice / Falling across my play, / And it sometimes makes me cry, Daddy, / To think that it's none of it true, / Till I fall asleep to dream, Daddy, / Of home and Mother and you; / For I've got you, and you've got me, / So everything's seems right, / We're all the world to each other, Daddy / For Mother, dear Mother, once told me so." |
Physical description/extent | 1 postcard; 9 x 13 cm |
Date produced | [between 1900-1910] |
Date Range(s) | 1900-1909 | Publisher | Jas. Bamforth, Ltd. |
Copyright holder | Public domain |
Subjects | Children | Language of card | English |
Postcard style | divided back | Postcard media | real photograph |
Permanent Link |
https://digital.scaa.sk.ca/postcards/permalink/35234
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