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“To ride bare-backed in the hurdle shute,
Or join a band with drum and flute.”

“From noon till night they let things go,
In sky above and on earth below.”

“With bags on backs and sticks in hand,
They started their tramp across the land.”	11

“They climbed up ladders in clouds of smoke,
And lifted hose and windows broke.”	22

“‘Good afternoon,’ said TEDDY-B,
‘Is this Buster Brown and Tige I see?’”	35

“Dressed and ready for hours of fun,
With cavalry horse or battery gun.”	49

“TEDDY-B threw the monkey and made him yell,
And caught him every time he fell.”	60

“‘We’ve sailed before,’ said TEDDY-B,
‘We hit Chicago down a tree.’”	73

“As Dublin Mike and Pat from Cork,
They came on the stage to look for work.”	87

“Across the sand in running dash,
They struck the breakers with a splash.”	98

“At the Liberty Bell they took a try,
And hoisted it up both good and high.”	111

“‘You mind these things,’ said TEDDY-G,
‘Our breakfast hour is half-past three.’”	125

“They met a lad on his way from school,
Whom they stopped to question about a rule.”	136

“Said TEDDY-B, ‘Pay up the fares,
We’ll pass to-morrow as millionaires,’”	149

“When Teddy Bears would rulers be,
And hunt for men in cave or tree.”	167

“With outstretched hand and smiling face,
He gave them welcome to the place.”	178