Bruton, W. (William), 1854 or 5-1885. ill, McLoughlin Bros., inc. pbl · New York : McLoughlin Bros. · leaf 4
s own affairs.With sail-boat fastened to a string, He soon begins his sport,Hut after safely launching it, He finds the string too short.W hen as across the rail he leans, To lengthen out the string,His balance suddenly is lost. And straight he tumbles in.Close to the bridge and pier he fell, The… … it- At tenirth they roach the shining beach, The children shout and run,While Papa, with umbrella sits. To shade him from the sun.With dresses up, and spades in hand, They scoop out sandy eaves.And dabble with their little feet Among the rippling waves.And there for little clams they search. -And…
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