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Toot!"  till finally I know that in that Shut Eye Town afar my dear one dreameth the dreams of Balow. This was the bedtime tale which I was wont to tell our little Mistress Merciless, and at its end I looked upon her face to see it calm and beautiful in sleep. TOOT TILL FINALLY I KNOW THAT IN THAT SHUT I TOWN AFAR MY DEAR ONE DREAMETH THE DREAMS OF BALAO THIS WAS THE BEDTIME TALE WHICH I WAS WONT TO TELL OUR LITTLE MISTRESS MERCILESS AND AT ITS END I LOOKED UPON HER FACE TO SEE IT CALM AND BEAUTIFUL IN SLEEP
ockaway, that your speeding cradle goes,--rockaway, rockaway, rockaway, through the golden glories that lie in the path that leadeth to Shut-Eye Town. "Toot! Toot!" So crieth the whistle, and it is "down-brakes," for here we are at Ginkville, and every little one knoweth that pleasant waking-place, where mother with her gentle hands holdeth the gracious cup to her sleepy darling's lips. [Illustration: "Nestle down close, fold your hands, and shut your dear eyes!"] "Ting-long! Ting-a-long! Ting-long!" and off is the train again. And swifter and swifter it speedeth,--oh, I am sure no other train speedeth half so swiftly! The sights my dear one sees! I cannot tell of them--one must see those beauteous sights to know how wonderful they are! "Shug-chug! Shug-chug! Shug-chug!" On and on and on the locomotive proudly whirleth the train. "Ting-long! Ting-a-long! Ting-long!" The bell calleth anon, but fainter and evermore fainter; and fainter and fainter groweth that other calling--"Toot! Toot! E CLOSED AND YET YOU SEE THE BEAUTEOUS SIGHTS THAT SKIRT THE JOURNEY THROUGH THE MISTS OF BALLAO AND IT IS ROCKAWAY ROCK AWAY ROCK AWAY THAT YOUR SPEEDING CRADLE GOES ROCK AWAY ROCK AWAY ROCK AWAY THROUGH THE GOLDEN GLORIES THAT LIE IN THE PATH THAT LEADETH TO SHADAY TOWN TOOT TOOT SO CRIETH THE WHISTLE AND IT IS DOWNBREAKS FOR HERE WE ARE AT GINGKVILLE AND EVERY LITTLE ONE KNOWETH THAT PLEASANT WAKING PLACE WHERE MOTHER WITH HER GENTLE HANDS HOLDETH THE GRACIOUS CUP TO HER SLEEPY DARLING'S LIPS TING LONG TING ALONG TING LONG AND OFF IS THE TRAIN AGAIN AND SWIFTER AND SWIFTER IT SPEEDETH O I AM SURE NO OTHER TRAIN SPEEDETH HALF SO SWIFTLY THE SIGHTS MY DEAR ONE SEES I CANNOT TELL OF THEM ONE MUST SEE THOSE BEAUTEOUS SIGHTS TO KNOW HOW WONDERFUL THEY ARE SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG SHUG CHUG ON AND ON AND ON THE LOCOMOTIVE PROUDLY WHIRLETH THE TRAIN TING LONG TINGA LONG TING LONG THE BELL CALLETH ANON BUT FAINTER AND EVER MORE FAINTER AND FAINTER AND FAINTER GROWETH THAT OTHER CALLING TOOT TOOT
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