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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 46

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the moon swings free,There s a far, lorn call, Vig-gee! Vig-gee!And two boys—glad enough for three.—It ^s a long, sweet way across the orchard.[ 27 J THE RAMBO-TREE For just two truant lads like we,When Autumn shaJces the rambo-treeThere s enough for you and enough for me-lt s a long, sweet way… … 4irrj:>. Uncle say that Huxley say Eyes of white Maltese—When they dont match thataway- They re deef as you please ![31] FIND THE FAVORITE Girls, they like our white cats best,Cause they re white as snow, Yes, an look the stylishest—But they re deef, you know ! They dont know their names, an…

Children's poetry, American

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