OUR WALK.
When Nurse find I vent out one day, The most exciting walk we had. Although she'd chosen iust the way She knows I hate : it seemed too bad. But just as I wns thinking so. T'p fnrao ft I-ion with his rnnr: Hp smilprl at mc so wide and kinei. And said, "What aru you crying tor. Then came a Camel, hump find all, And winked at mc in iJUbMng by. I spied two engk\s nftnr that — FlyinK, of rourse, oh. very high. Anri then a. Tiger came behind— For company--.-is tamo as lame. Xursft said tliiit tlirv wrr,- all r rPt,,nro ma! r.ut, even though" tli-i were, ihoy came!
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 20 February 1926, Page 26
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112OUR WALK. Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 20 February 1926, Page 26
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