Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 493
I could nt take it out, because Upon the other sideAre lovely verses written By dear Aunt Ruth, who died. So I felt sad, till Uncle JamesSaid, Pussy, dont you fret; We 11 make that pa.ge the prettiest oneIn the whole outfit, yet. So then he made a few quick lines,And signed it, Uncle Jim. Well,… … A SONG FOR SCHOOL. By Laura E. Richards. Some boys, when they come into school (And some girls, too!),I grieve to be obliged to say That this is what they do: They wriggle, And jiggle; They hang their heads, And giggle; They twitter, And titter; They bounce and flounce And flitter.Whatever thoughts…
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