MAURICE’S ACCIDENT
Little Maurice sat on a wall, Little Maurice had a great fall, Every physician Said his condition Was very bad, indeed. They put him to bed With a cloth round his head, And a very nice book to read. He gradually mended, /As the day ended, And soon was better again. He now sits on the wall Without having a fall, And sings with His might and his main. —By “Mountain Torrent.”
. Mother: Did you wash yourself this morning? Sammy: Yes, Mum. Mother: Then why didn’t you take the threepence from under the soap?
I’m going to a party, A great big fancy parly.. Yes, I’m going to a party; Will they ever guess it’s me?
I’m mean’t to be a leopardess, I hope I look a leopardess. I really feel a leopardess That’s going out to tea. —lrene Heath.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 80, 28 December 1929, Page 24
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142MAURICE’S ACCIDENT Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 80, 28 December 1929, Page 24
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