Goldsborough, Edmund K., 1844?-1912, Hudson · New York, Broadway Pub. Co · leaf 42
uch a longdistance to the sea-side. This had quite slippedmy memory or I would have mentioned it be-fore, he added. Well, I am certainly sorry, said the wal-rus regretfully, as the snails are such delight-ful company, I suppose it cannot be helped,though, and so we might as well be starting,dont… … •WHY DOES THE WHALE SPOUT WATER:LITTLE BILL. Page 36 {Little Bill) ASKED The Dream Adventures of Little Bill Havent you ever ridden on a train? in-quired the lobster. Certainly, answered the child. Well, v^^hen a train starts doesnt it spoutsmoke? ^ Yes, said Willy. Not being able to spout smoke…
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