A Book for Kids by C. J. (Clarence James) Dennis
page 66 of 79 (83%)
page 66 of 79 (83%)
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And sold them, when they grew to cows,
To Mr Donald David Dowse. A grazier, Mr Egbert Innes, Bought them then for twenty guineas, Milked the cows, and sold the milk To Mr Stephen Evan Silk. Who rents a butter factory From Mr Laurence Lampard-Lee. Here, once a week, come for his butter The grocer, Mr Roland Rutter, Who keeps a shop in Sunny Street Next door to Mr Peter Peat. He every afternoon at two Sent his fair daughter, Lucy Loo, To Mr Rutter's shop to buy Such things as were not priced too high, Especially a shilling tin Of "Fuller's Food for Folk Too Thin." This food was bought for Lucy Loo-- A girl of charming manners, who Was much too pale and much too slight To be a very pleasant sight. When Lucy Loo beheld the butter Stocked by Mr Roland Rutter, |
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