Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 46
way twice the size of myhead. These bubbles are so large that they invari-ably burst upon striking the floor; being unable towithstand the concussion. Although generally considered a trivial amuse-ment, only fit for young children, blowing soap-bubbles has been an occupation appreciated andindulged… … 526 PHAETON ROGERS. [May, JOHN.By S. M. Chatfield. Whistle sounding loud and clear.Laughter that I love to hear,Marbles rattling far and near;Must be John ! Out at elbow, out at knee,Hat-brim tattered wofully;Turn him round and let me seeIf it s John. Dimples in a ruddy cheek.Eyes that sparkle so…
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