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The hole book (1908)

Newell, Peter, 1862-1924 · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 22

An illustration from The hole book, 1908, leaf 22
Old Hagenschmit, behind his house,His new Dutch pipe was trying, When—bing! the bullet smashed the bowlAnd sent the pieces flying! f Who put dot bombshell in my pipe ?**Exclaimed the startled smoker. If I could git my hands on him,Dere would be vone less joker¥ … A pear-tree, seen above the wall,With fruit was laden down, And Ned, below, appeared to beThe saddest boy in town? <? Just then the restless bullet passed? And clipped a branching limbWhich bore a dozen pears or more And passed it down to him I :.v~ ^-v^n X

Toy and movable books · Bullets

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