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The pinafore pocket story book (1922)

Potter, Miriam Clark, 1886-1965, Balcom, Sophia T · New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 79

An illustration from The pinafore pocket story book, 1922, leaf 79
ed with dust. The shoes had raised their voices very high, talk-ing. Peters boots had long leather tongues thatspoke very loud. Now, they said, lets go backto where they dropped us. Lets march, and playButton, Button, Whos Got the Button, for oneof mine dropped off. So they started across the… … THE WINDS WORKDAY DOWN lay the wind to go to sleep,And rest his giant wings.He stretched and sighed, and then he cried,Ive done so many things!Tve sailed the boats on Silver Bay,Tve turned the farmers mill,Tve flapped the clothes. And now Ill rest IMy weary wings are still. Down lay the wind to go…

Children's poetry, American

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