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# Walrus ; - ' a • ‘ ■ ' story, when the lost ring was lo< cated by the took preparing the , main bill of fare for Friday evening dinner. - - '

My addition to the stories will be concerning a wee bit of verse.

When I was Very young, there visited in our'home every summer !» cousin, whose crippled body was coupled with a keen mind and a charming personality. She used to entertain the children with bits

; of original verse. There was one of her little poems that we demanded over and over. I had not beard it for the many years since yher death, when it suddenly appeared in a little magazine. I would like to know how the publishers of the little magazine came' flipon it.

Here it is: (The little magazine 'didn’t know the correct -initials ;to put at the end; I knew, so I’ve included them.)

had a little tea party This afternoon at three. ’Twas .very- small,’ .f Just three in all: 'v' ' ' ^ I, myself, and ./ir Myself ate all the sandwiches,x While I drank up the tea! Twas also I who ate the pie ‘And passed the cake to me. f, , - —R.M.B. *-■'iiWiii, ■iii-iii ni'ii - ---- -- • ■: i i

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