Kindergarten, painting, plays and home entertainments; a book of amusement and instruction for boys and girls (1900)
Cline, Alberta. [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, American book and Bible house · leaf 242
ll, sacrifice the aforesaid tail, and desire to be admittedto the Tail-less Club. Growler barked agreement.Place, then, your tail in position.This was done. Solemnly, all the members of the Club turned their backs on Growlerso that they might not witness the painful scene. Then, and only then, did… … THE SIGHT OF THOSE TAILLESS ONES WAS TOO MUCH FOR HIM. the darkness, and made for home as fast as he could, keeping his tail welltucked between his legs. * * ****** He told his parents all about it. Mr. Barker pointed out how all themembers of the Club were really jealous, and would like to have…
Amusements · Kindergarten
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