The Story of the Treasure Seekers by E. (Edith) Nesbit
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Noel. If you think that by filling the garden with sand you can make crabs build their nests there you are not at all sensible. You have altered your poem about the battle of Waterloo so often, that we cannot read it except where the Duke waves his sword and says some thing we can't read either. Why did you write it on blotting-paper with purple chalk?--ED. (Because YOU KNOW WHO sneaked my pencil.--NOEL.) ------------ POETRY The Assyrian came down like a wolf on the fold, And the way he came down was awful, I'm told; But it's nothing to the way one of the Editors comes down on me, If I crumble my bread-and-butter or spill my tea. NOEL. ------------ CURIOUS FACTS If you hold a guinea-pig up by his tail his eyes drop out. You can't do half the things yourself that children in books do, making models or soon. I wonder why?--ALICE. If you take a date's stone out and put in an almond and eat them together, it is prime. I found this out.--SUB-EDITOR. If you put your wet hand into boiling lead it will not hurt you if you |
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