Our Boys - Entertaining Stories by Popular Authors by Various
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There the cat-tails thickly grew, With their heads so brown and furry; They were straight and slender too, Plenty strong enough he knew, And he sought them in a hurry. Such an arrow as he wrought-- Almost passed a boy's believing. When he drew the bow-string taut, Out of sight and quick as thought Up it went, the blue air cleaving. Who was Sammie, would you know? It was grandpa--he was little Nearly eighty years ago; But 'tis no doubt as fine a bow As the best he still could whittle. [Illustration: A YOUNG SALT] HE COULDN'T SAY NO. [[I]]t was sad and it was strange! He just was full of knowledge, His studies swept the whole broad range Of High School and of College; |
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