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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 167

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ase,if it s only antique enough ! And all who passed that wayMight read in letters gayAs long as your arm: The Prince Choo-Chooadopts a son to-day ! There was knocking of heads galore;There were trumpets and drums a score ;The gay pavilions were lit with millions of lampsfrom ceiling to floor.And… … AND THE GIFTS THAT WERE BROUGHT FOR THE LITTLEFING-WEE WOULD FILL ME A CHAPTER OR TWO. But with never a single toy,The princess cried for joy,Nor cared she a jot that they all forgot it wasshe who had found the boy !Her dear little heart it sangLike a bird in her breast—ting, tang!There was never a…

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