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Pictures and songs for little children (1886)

New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 48

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ine-tree by thewallI found a woodchucks hole. The loose, red earth lay all around, And I began to shout, Ho, Woodchuck ! Mr. Woodchuck, ho ! I wish you would come out! THE WOODCHUCKS HOLE. But, Hush! said Tommy, close behind. Hush! hush! said Brother Will; The way to see the woodchuck is, Be… … Be patient, and keep stillawhile,Will whispered in reply. I held my breath, and did not stir ;At last, from out the hole,With soft, bright eyes and long, gray fur,A woodchuck slyly stole. He munched a few green leaves; he cropped Some clovers, blooming red;Then straight on his back feet he stood,…

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