The sun. [volume], April 27, 1913, SIXTH SECTION CHILDREN'S SECTION, Page 4, Image 74

About The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916

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The Wizard's Wood U very far away,
A little, Straus brown river runt through It;
And nine whke stones stand at tbe edge of it;
And nine bis Jin-Jins guard it night and day!
For in the Wizard's Wo
A Magic Tree aB red wtt
A little red, red bird sksf
Upon tbe top of h,4nchai
And when the children eat tbe fruit to red,
& Wizard tells them they may make a wish!
And every single wish the children make
Comes true that night before they go to bed !
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Aladdin: "It beats me. I thought I had a monopoly of the 'new
lamps for old' idea, but these modern inventors put me into the shade."
A hundred dwarfs are postta
Toward secret glens wbt
They play on long browi pi
And sing a little dwarf-
Each wears a little cloak; long pointed shoes,
And each a small brown cap upon his head,
And each one sports a feather in his cap,
A long, long feather, green or, blue or red.
Some of the dwarfs are good, some evil are,
And some nor good nor bad but just between;
If you would know them well and which is which,
Watch well the feathers - - red and blue and green!