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A pocketful of posies (1902)

Brown, Abbie Farwell, d. 1927 · Boston, New York, Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 88

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tt THE FROG I see the Frog. AS I was walking by the pondI spied a monster Frog.He stared at me unwinkingly,And said, Ker-chog ! Sreet htm. Hello, old Goggle eyes, said I, You cannot outstare me,I 11 stay until you look away. Ker-chog! quoth he. We stare. So then I stood and stared at him,He staring… … I WAITED MANY HOURS, I THINK I have so many things to do,And it is late, said I, Please look away, I cannot stay.Ker-chog, good-by. / grow tired. But Still he stared. Well, then, I said, I give it up, rude Frog ;I do not care for such a stare. He grinned Ker-chog ! He So then I turned and ran away…

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