Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 402
in the park they will still beuseful and valuable. There they will be inthe right place; for a crowded city, where somany people live so closely packed, is not pre-cisely the best place for a horse to live, too. We may imagine the child of the twentiethcentury saying : Good-by, Mr. Horse! Yourcity… … GOOD-BY, MR. HORSE! THE REASON WHY. The big boys would nt play with me: They said I was too small —That they would have to wait and see If I grew strong and tall.And when they had their club at school, They all began to grin,And said that they had made a rule To let no small boys in. But when the…
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