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Peter Poodle,: toy maker to the king (1906)

Bradley, Will · New York,: Dodd, Mead · leaf 18

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id the boy. I am sure the breadis very nice, and I just love milk. Can we play now? Yes indeed, answered Mr. Poodle. When Tommy had eaten the bread and milk, Mr. Poodletook him in his arms to the big easy chair. What shall weplay now? asked the toymaker. Uby C^f^aJ^ev to t/?e King. Tommys eyes were… … then when I awake I would be all rested and could playsome more. Please, may I go to sleep for only a minute? Ves, indeed you may, said the toymaker. Tommys tired eyes looked timidly up into Mr. Poodles.Please sir, may I kiss you for being so good to me? heasked. TE&ETt T>OOT>LE Mr.…

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