Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
874 LONG COMES LIZA WITH THE BROOM. 875 II. Then I think I 11 try the stoop; So I move as meek s a lamb.Get to playin nice as ever — Out comes Lizas broom, kerslam /Come now, boy — you re in my way! Out she flies. I ve got to sweep! My Noahs ark, my cars, and meAll go tumbling in a heap. Want to… … When / have a little boy. He shall play just where he likesIJtterin up the kitchen floor All he wants to, makin kites,Pastin scrap-books, playin cars — Jolliest place in all the town;There shant be a Liza then Always bossin 7ny boy roun! FOR TENNIS-PLAYERS. Mr. Parets interesting article,…
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