The Midget's Grand Parade ..
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Enter Miller^ carrying small flour or meal sack filled with sawdust.
Recitation : I am the jolly miller man, — The " Miller of the Dee ;" I'll grind your wheat into flour so white And fine as it can be.
Enter Dressmaker^ carrying stylish dress over her arm.
Recitation : I am a modish dressmaker, — Just see my latest gown.
(Displays dress to audience.) I make them for the richest folks That live in Midget Town.
(See Float No. 2.) 8 The Midgets' Grand Parade.
Enter Farmer John^ carrying hoe to wh...ich is attached a banner with the words, " Back to Nature/' Recitation : Reckon 3'ou know old " Farmer John," I rise at four each morn.
An' every day I work till dark To raise potatoes and corn.
Enter Haymakers with short-handled rakes.
Recitation : We are the jolly haymakers, We gather in the hay ; And when our work is done at night.
You'll always find us gay.
(.They take position in line at R.J Enter Dairymaids with pails.
Recitation: We are the winsome dairymaids, And every morn and night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter Miller^ carrying small flour or meal sack filled with sawdust.
Recitation : I am the jolly miller man, — The " Miller of the Dee ;" I'll grind your wheat into flour so white And fine as it can be.
Enter Dressmaker^ carrying stylish dress over her arm.
Recitation : I am a modish dressmaker, — Just see my latest gown.
(Displays dress to audience.) I make them for the richest folks That live in Midget Town.
(See Float No. 2.) 8 The Midgets' Grand Parade.
Enter Farmer John^ carrying hoe to wh...ich is attached a banner with the words, " Back to Nature/' Recitation : Reckon 3'ou know old " Farmer John," I rise at four each morn.
An' every day I work till dark To raise potatoes and corn.
Enter Haymakers with short-handled rakes.
Recitation : We are the jolly haymakers, We gather in the hay ; And when our work is done at night.
You'll always find us gay.
(.They take position in line at R.J Enter Dairymaids with pails.
Recitation: We are the winsome dairymaids, And every morn and night.
What to read after The Midget's Grand Parade ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bugbee, Willis N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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