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The book of joyous children (1902)

Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916, Vawter, Will, 1871-1941 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 33

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pun-sunshine ;—He may know each call of his truant mates,And the paths they went,—and the pasture-gatesOf the cross-lots home through the dusk so deep.—But no boy knows when he goes to sleep. I 0 I have followed me, oer and oer, From the flagrant drowse on the parlor-floor,To the pleading voice of… … [16] WHEN WE FIRST PLAYED SHOW Was nt it a good time^ Long Time Ago—Wlien we all were little tads And first played ^^Show !—When every newer day Wore as bright a glowAs the ones we laughed away— Long Time Ago! Calf was in the back-lot ; Clover in the red 5Bluebird in the pear-tree 5 Pigeons on the…

Children's poetry, American

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