Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 350
By Rudolph F. Bunner When King Kijolly hears a thief A-stealing apple pie,He springs from bed in time so brief,In the twinkling of an eye —And down the pantry stairsHe tears,To catch the thief so sly. … But when the thief at last is caught, Down on his knees he drops,And tells a tale of woe and want:How cold and hunger made him gaunt —Food without money cant be bought — ... -^^ Till King Kijolly !W st0Ps His tale of woe,And lets himo.
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