Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 151
ayIn cheerful godliness; and yet her heartThe lowliest duties on herself did lay. 132 THE BOY WHO JUMPED ON TRAINS. [December, THE BOY WHO JUMPED ON TRAINS. By Mary Hartwell. There was a boy whose name was Dunn, And he was one As full of funAs any boy could walk or run ! His cheeks were plump, his… … HE WOULD JUMP ON THE CARS TO RIDE. He really was their joy and pride— Was good beside; But woe betide—He -would jump on the cars to ride ! There, hanging to a brake or step, Tight hold he kept, And onward swept,Yelling with all his might, Git-tep ! Dunns father learned that he did so, And told him…
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