My Pony
Ml have a little pony, He isn't very fat, '! But then he gets so much to do, ! He hasn't time for that. He's very fond of carrots, ' And doesn't he like bread? : And when he can't have that to eat He just eats chaff instead. ' One day I took him to the show ! And rode him in the ring, : And when the judge gave him a prize I was so proud of him.
As soon as I get back from school I catch him in the stable And ride him up and down the road, As long as I am able. I like my little pony, But I wish he would grow tall, For I grow taller every day I And soon he'll be too small. _ —'MATE BLUEBELL.'
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My Cherished Frocl
My most cherished possession is the little dress in which I was
christened. I am keeping it until I grot" big. My mother has- put it fway for me. It is a dear little silk dress. -PATRICIA WIDDOWSON * (aged 8), Main road, Prebbleton.
My Handkerchief
My cherished possession is a handkerchief which came from France. It is of pink silk, trimmed with
white lace 22 years old. My grand mother gave it to me when I wa nine years old. —ELVA HURNDELL, A.B.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 6 (Supplement)
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236My Pony Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 6 (Supplement)
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