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Evening star. [volume], June 28, 1936, Image 95
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'THIS doll has had an accident of which I’ll tell you now.
The Furrys left her in a field beside (they thought) a cow.
The cow was not a cow at all, it was a bull instead,
And the doll had on a scarlet dress ... Need any more be said?
Though Mrs. Furry does her best with thread and darning
wool,
She’ll never be the doll she was before she met the bull!
C Star Newspaper Service.
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HOW TO ADO A ROOM TO TOUR HOME”
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pLEASE, Tim, don’t touch her little nose, just gently creep away—
Don’t waken Baby Tabitha, who slumbers in the hay.
She’s dreaming such a lovely dream of funny, jumbled things,
Of sunny fields, of colored wool and cats with golden wings . . .
She thinks she’s riding ’round upon a rainbow-coated sheep—
D’you see the happy little way she’s smiling in her sleep?
©Star Newspaper Service.
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