Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
n took two tartsAfter this the tulip-cups were passed around, and, as these were quite large,Pouter and Loo-Loo Pigeon shared one together. When Betty came with the pitcher of buttercupade, Yes, thank you-u, saidthe Pigeons together, and nodded their heads. Betty filled their cup full. Said Pouter… … THE WAY TO SLEEP Dear me! sighed May Elizabeth. Oh, my! growled Jimmie Jed; I wish there was a way to sleep and not to go to bed! Ho, ho! laughed Mr. Elephant; ;;/>- slumber is quite sweet,And I just spend the night time a-standing on my feet. Squeak, squeaksaid Mr. Brown-bat; none of you people…
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