Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 34, August 23, 1914 by Various
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Beware of the Valley of Grump!
[Illustration: The sun never shines in the Valley of Grump] Yet sometimes they speak in the Valley of Grump, And their language, I'm told, is a whine-- You may have been troubled by sound of that speech, But I hope that fate won't be mine. And sometimes, from down in the depths of the vale, The whine rises up in a terrible wail; And the people who hear are like to turn pale, And flee from the Valley of Grump, my dears, Far away from the Valley of Grump! There the tears ever falling are turned into fog That hangs o'er the vale damp and chill, And in it the little folks shiver and shake Till they really are well-nigh ill! So I long to cry out to the sad little crew, "Come up to the sunshine, you grumpy ones, do! Your tears are all needless, if only you knew-- Come out of the Valley of Grump, poor dears, Come out of the Valley of Grump!" THE "BITER'S" WAGON. By Mary E.Q. Brush. |
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