Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-10

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 And couldH4 tell ecprers from cotd ] m4asas pfes;
 And they all climbed up ca she fence
 and sat, And Asked them what they were stA- T iag at. T And the first soae said, ae he scratched .l vim qneer little arm that reached out of his ear,
 And rasned his o,aws in his hair so red: s-This is what this lttls arEa sa fer
 And he scratched and stared and the
 next one said:
 "How on earth do veH scratch yeur Il head?" And he laughed like the sweeeh of 3 rusty hinge, Laughed and laughed til his face And when he choked with the Anat
 tEfRge ; Of his sttains laughter, he shuaped z his back 5 With fist that grew 9n the end af his tai Till the breath came back to his lips so $, pale.
 And the third little goblin leered round Il And there were ne lids on his eyes at And he cluclked one eye and says. says
 he. What s the style of your se%s this
 fall?" Then he clauped his hees. and sighed 1 to see . That he had hands where his feet should ss1 be. Il Then bold faced gepHn. gray and
 grim,
 Bowed his head, and saw him slip
 His eyebrows off as. looked at him
 And paste them oyer his upper HP: ' And then he moaned in remoTseft : pain: 2 2 Would, ah, would I'd me broWs asaan e And then the whole of tka goblin ban, a Rocked on the fence top. to and fro 5; And eiung in iorg TOW, hand in ham 1T Singing the songs they ,ssed te know T Singing the songs their sFandsire D sung F In the goo-geo days oE the gedsiin ten ,a que. E And ever they kept tiaeir green glas .e eyes s' Fixed on me with stony stare, oI Fill my ,szyn grey giRzed with a drea " snrraise pc And my hat vAoeped up on my iifte a- hair,
 And : felt the heart in my breast snal n too, ts As you've heard the lid of snuff-be 't- do. as And they sang, You're asleep. Thel n Is no board fence,
 And never a goblin with glass eyes oii Iris only visten 9 nind iR%eats Tt After supper of cold nainee pies; IT And you're deensed te dream this way eu they said. U Ana you 6xls4nL WSAe UP tilA ySta fr Stea II. plumb dead.p TO -Janes Whiieemh Riley. on The Beautiful LNad ef Ned. st , Come cuddle your head on my sheuide rl dear, .rt .,st Your head like the gefden rod. as And we will Ee sailing away from her hs To the Beautiful Land of Nod ;at Away from life,s hurry and furry sT ,on very. h9 Away from earth's shadows and gieer ao To a world of fatF weather, w We'll float of together b+ Where the roses are always in bloom. If all Just sfmt your eyes, and fold yol ,,n hands, ,s Your hands Ike the leaves of a rose, al1 And we will go sailing to those ia Ie lands, .eS That never an atlas shows. ar- On the north and the west, they a n,- bounded by rest, ,sr On. the south and the east by dreams ,ril 'Tis the country ideal, where nothing Re real jee But everything eniy seems! 1 ,ad Just drop down the curtain Of your de ar eyes, ar. These eyes ike B bNght biueheii. 1is- Ana we VIII 6an 9uL, AuGSf b%AHr1t 1ts nei To the land where the fairies dwell, red Down the river of sleep our haTque sh Mil sweep, ra- Til 1t reaches that mystical isle F,- Which no man hath seen, but where fer have been, 'hs And thers we wiH panse awhile. inc win ereen you song as we flo ird along, 9oe I'd that shore that is blessed by O.
 Then, ho, for that fair land, we're Ing to that rare land, his The Beautiful Land of Nod nn Ella Wheeler Wilcox
 UNCLE sFD's TALK TO wTD ode AWAKEs. 7sy Many of the things which we see 2 om mals dc have been taught thesn ensg es- ltsr much naaishHseat and patience. n
 are neEersAetese asdck tc eateh en .lai many things, Animals and birds leg ssLe things of their swH aeeeNA sad t is yh, mistake to sHpesse that their power al bora with them Tn the shape of fnstfn
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