Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
going to make something pretty of themfor Christmas. See if I dont, said Pokey,nodding her head wisely. And the clever child actually did make anexceedingly pretty hanging basket by stringingthe balls on wires, and lining her basket withgray moss. Ferns were to be had for the digging andwhen Pokey… … THE PATIENT CALF: WHOSE BREAKFAST IS THIS, ANYHOW? THE ADJUTANT: HIS NAME. By Howard Somerville. This legend you may not have heard, And if not, it is new;And therefore, I will tell it now, Because it is not true. A little man, in olden times,—Please dont think this absurd — Instead of riding on a…
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