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The round rabbit, and other child verse (1901)

Lee, Agnes (Rand), 1868- [from old catalog] · Boston, Small, Maynard & company · leaf 98

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GUIDE WHAT gardens that? With pleasure,sir!The very garden whereThe mad dog ran, that grocers cur,That gave us such a scare. This street ? The prettiest street in town.Aunt Mary lives on this,And Baby Prue walks up and down,And never goes amiss. The name ? I dont remember; butWhy need a small girl… … THE CITY GUIDE The Round Rabbit A A LITTLE GIRLS QUESTION SWEET-EYED childLooked down and smiled,As to her breast Her doll she pressed, Then raised her head, And softly said: Mamma, when you (Before you grew So tall) wore socks, And short white frocks Above your knee, And were, like me, A girlie…

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