Potter, Miriam Clark, 1886-1965, Balcom, Sophia T · New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 141
e gotit out now—why, its old Kate Woodenshoel How did she get in there? the three grown-upsasked each other. And each one was sure that someone else had put her in. Kate Woodenshoe was set back in her place on themantel shelf. Oh, she said to the clock, that wassuch a wonderful experience! I shall… … The little girl opened his mouthwith one hand. I am all empty. He looked up and down the 128 HUNGRY MR. MAIL BOX street, to see what he could see. His green face wasvery sad. Then a lady came out of a house near by, with a shopping bag in her hand. Terhaps she has a let- r for me to eat, thought…
Children's poetry, American
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