The Gray Goose's Story by Amy Prentice
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He thought of many trades, and scratched his head
What on earth could monkeys do to bring in gold So a loving monkey wifey wouldn't scold? Now what do you suppose the Monkey did? Do you think he climbed the cocoa tree and hid? No; upon a jungle trolley he is there Hanging by his legs and tail collecting fare." Mrs. Goose would have been blind if she had not seen that your Aunt Amy thought the jingle was very foolish, and she hastened to say: [Illustration: Mr. Monkey listening to his Wife.] HOW BUNNY RABBIT FOOLED GRANDFATHER STORK. "I guess you think the same as does Grandfather Stork about some of Mr. Crow's verses. He says that nobody but foolish geese would listen to them, and yet there isn't anybody around here who doesn't like them. Grandfather Stork don't know everything there is to be learned in this world, else Mr. Bunny Rabbit couldn't have fooled him the way he did." "I have never heard that Mr. Bunny Rabbit fooled Grandfather Stork," your Aunt Amy said, and Mrs. Goose almost laughed when she replied: "Then you haven't seen the old fellow lately, for he spends all his time |
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