Jacko and Jumpo Kinkytail the funny monkey boys (1917)
Garis, Howard Roger, 1873-1962 · New York : A.L. Burt · leaf 50
sons today? «/ »/ «/ » asked Jacko, as he twined his tail around ahickory nut on the ground, and picked it up sohe could eat it—eat the nut, not the ground,you understand, of course. I missed one example, mswered Jumpo,but it was very hard. ;What was it? inquired Jacko, as he crackedthe hickory nut… … OF THENEW YORK PI1 ASTOR, LENOX AND [?1LD£N FOUNDATIONSL Jumpo and the Green Parrot 49 breaks in three pieces and one of them falls in-side a lemon? Dont you think thats a hardexample, Jacko? Indeed it is. Let me see, I think the answeris a pound of chocolate drops. I thought it was a piece of…
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