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The Treasure chest for California boys and girls (1926)

Dickson, Samuel B, Wooster, John B · San Francisco, Calif. : Wooster & Dickson · leaf 269

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kening, While others favor in the list (You see the plot is thickening) The gentle post-impressionist. On terra firma, plop ! he landed, And so, however goes the tale. But hoped the bear was up there, stranded, At least the ending cannot fail Until he noted with a frown To please : be you pro-bear,… … The automobiles on the busy streets The faster I swing the higher I go, Are coaches, filled with fairies. Till with sun-beams and cloudlings I And beautiful birds of Paradise play, With plumage gay and snapping eyes, And I shiver and quiver in my delight, Are our little caged canaries. Then peek…

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