Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 108
A grassy greensward, good for games, was gay with gamboling groups.Lady Maude and Lady Edith were rolling striped hoops;Lord Pimpernel had organized a game of Prisoners Base;And Lady Jane was pogo-ing with most consummate grace. 738 THE CARNIVAL OF SPRING 739 … Sir Boofus could be seen see-sawing on a see-saw. See!Its motions like the oceans, to my notion, said Sir B.Sir Wibble threw a bean-bag (with the accent on the bean);Sir Wobble got a headache; and Sir Wibble fled the scene! Beside a lovely lake a lunch was lavishly laid out;But let s not linger oer…
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