e of pasteboard, should befastened to a broom-handle, and poked infrom one side. The smaller the cow thebetter. Oh, Mary Jane ! he cried, if you But love me, do not stayTo weep, but lend a friendly hand, And drive the cow away ! Her apron then she quickly takes, And wipes her streaming eyes;Not… … MARY JANE WAVES HER PARASOL. Her parasol that venturous maid Exalted oer her head,Thrice waved it in the air, and lo! Straightway the monster fled. Then tarried not that joyous pair Fond vows of love to make,But to the house of Mary Jane Themselves they did betake. V [As the cow runs away, Benjamin…
Children's plays · Amusements
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