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The book of joyous children . ? THEY WAS GODS PEOPLE. THE GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED PEOPLE The good, old-fashioned people—The hale, hard-working people—The kindly country peopleAt Uncle used to know ! He tells about em, lots o times. Till we d all ruther hearAbout em than the Nursry Ehymes Er Fairies—mighty near !—Only sometimes he stops so long An then talks on so low an purt-nigh sad as any songTo listen to him talkin so Of the good, old-fashioned people—The hale, hard-working people—The kindly country peopleAt Uncle used to know ! [85] THE BEST TIMES When Old Folks they wuz younglike usA
The book of joyous children . ? THEY WAS GODS PEOPLE. THE GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED PEOPLE The good, old-fashioned people—The hale, hard-working people—The kindly country peopleAt Uncle used to know ! He tells about em, lots o times. Till we d all ruther hearAbout em than the Nursry Ehymes Er Fairies—mighty near !—Only sometimes he stops so long An then talks on so low an purt-nigh sad as any songTo listen to him talkin so Of the good, old-fashioned people—The hale, hard-working people—The kindly country peopleAt Uncle used to know ! [85] THE BEST TIMES When Old Folks they wuz younglike usAn little as you, au? me,—. Them wuz the best timesever wuzEr eve?^ goin^ to he! [86]
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