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Verse for little folks and others (1911)

Secor, Eugene, b. 1841, Secor, Alson, b. 1871, Juvenile Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Des Moines, Ia. : Successful Farming · leaf 10

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even-ing has come. Way up high where an old rotten limbHas been torn by the wind from a treeTheres the cunningest hole made by him,And a little red head peeps at me.R-rap-a-tap, r-rap-a-tap, hear the mate after grubs!While one watches the nest tother just rub-a-dubs. How I wish I could live in that… … -7—

Children's poetry

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