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Mother Goose comes to Portland; (1918)

Freeman, Frederic William, 1880- [from old catalog] · Portland, Me., Southworth printing company · leaf 62

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MAJOR EDWARD E. PHILBROOK ^•)ilfft There was an owl sat on an oak,Fiddle, Faddle, Feedle.Though A^ery wise, he seldom spoke,His tongue you couldnt wheedle. But one there was who knew the wayTo get this wise birds outlook; Political secrets of the day He told to Major Philbrook. … JOHN CALVIN STEVENS T\,C^ What about Jack ? Youve heard of the rat That ate the malt; of the dog and the cat; Of the maid and her cow with the crumpled horn;Of the priest and the man all tattered and torn;Well, here is the JACK —Who built the house that Jack built.

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