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Fiddle dee! Yes, this life's a quite too quiet one for me!" FIDDLEDY YES THIS LIFE'S A QUITE TOO QUIET ONE FOR ME
ought in ships for a million miles! But hark! it's near The end, for hear That sudden screeching in piercing key! The steaming, screaming _cal-li-o-pe_! Just plain pianos sound terribly tame Beside this one with the wonderful name, And wouldn't you love some day to sit In a circus wagon and play on it? MAY-BASKETS Let us take our baskets early To the meadows green, While the wild-flowers still are pearly With the dewdrops' sheen. Fill them full of blossoms rosy, Violets and gay Cowslips, every pretty posy Welcoming the May. Then our lovely loads we'll carry Down the village street, On each door, with laughter merry, Hang a basket sweet. Hey-a-day-day! It is spring now, Lazy folks, awake! See the pretty things we bring now For the May-day's sake! THE PICTURE-BOOK GIANT Once there was a fierce, defiant, Greedy, grumpy, grizzly giant In the pages of a picture-book, and he Sometimes screamed, in sudden rages, "I must jump out from these pages, For this life's a much too humdrum one for me!  THE PICTURE BOOK GIANT BY EVELEEN STEYNE READ FOR LIVERBOX DOT ORK BY SWEET HOME ONCE THERE WAS A FIERCE DEFIANT GREEDY GRUMPY GRISLY GIANT IN THE PAGES OF A PICTURE BOOK AND HE SOMETIMES SCREAMED IN SUDDEN RAGES I MUST JUMP OUT FROM THESE PAGES FOR THIS LIFE'S A MUCH TOO HUMDRUM ONE FOR ME
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