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Identifier: zodiactownrhymesturn (find matches)
Title: Zodiac town; the rhymes of Amos and Ann
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Turner, Nancy Byrd, b. 1880
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Publisher: Boston, The Atlantic monthly press
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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The April house Was near a pond ZODIAC TOWN 41 I HE owner of the house bowed pleasantly as thevisitors approached.Im delighted that you happened to come on thefirst of April, he said. But this isnt the first of April, the children be-gan, astonished. J. M. pinched their elbows. Dont contradicthim, he whispered. He really doesnt know anybetter, you see. Have you heard the latest news? ( asked the Fool)Cows, this year, wear button shoes;Dogs will dress in pantaloons ;So will monkeys, minks, and coons ;Cats go gay in capes and shawls ;Robins carry parasols;Bossy calves and nanny-goatsSkip in scalloped petticoats;Molly hares and bunny rabbitsLook their best in jumping-habits ;Babies are to dress in bearskins(If they can be made to wear skins) ;Grown-up folks in straw or leather,Just whichever suits the weather.
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42 ZODIAC TOWN These styles are the latest thing,Brought from Paris for the Spring,Neat and natty, trim and cool — April Fool! cried Amos. He felt sure that wascoming. But the Fool merely put his hand to his ear. kDidyou call me? he asked politely. The children shook with laughter at that, and theApril Fool turned to the Journeying Man. Yourturn, he said. This is the April poem that the Journeying Manrecited for the rest: — Young Peter Puck and his brothers wroteTo the wise wood-people a little note.It said, If you 11 meet us by Ripply Pond,Wonders we 11 show with our magic wand. What shall we do? said the forest-folk. Maybe its merely a practical jcke.But they went, good souls, and they only foundA bare, bare bush and the green, green ground. But watch, said the fairies, and you shall seeAnimals grow on a tiny tree. ZODIAC TOWN 43 The rabbits and squirrels felt aggrieved;They thought that surely they d been deceived.But Peter Puck, at the head of the band,Called, Come, come, Kitt

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