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13. THE FUNNIEST THING THAT HAPPHx ED IN TliE FOREST Once upon a time, there lived a rabbit in the forest. He was very excited, because he vjas invited to deer ' s birthday party. He ■was so excited, that he almost forgot to vjash. His Mother bought deer a kite. He wore his best clothes, VJhen he got there he was the third one. Chipmunk and Squirrel got there before him. Soon all the animals were at the party. They played some games. After; av hile rabbit went over to the pond and looked in. He sav; some fish swimming about. Mole came dov n and pushed rabbit head first, into the water. VJhat a splash! Then everybody got a little present. Rabbit got a little necktie. Chipmunk got a little coat. Beaver got a little clock for his bedroom. Duck got a little fishing rod. Squirrel got a toothbrush. Mole got a spade. And everybody lived happily ever after. Martin Sullivan Age 7 Prep, 3. THE LION AND THE KITTY The lion escaped and terrorized the city. All except the little kitty For he v as one of his own kind. But, ohi that little kitten ' s mind. Was as disrupted a,s can be. You can believe it ! Take it from me ! That kitten led that lion away. And 10 miles out, down they lay For a rest! But then the keeper came. The lion attacked, and can be maim! The kitten led him away again. And soon they met a lot of men. They had a net. And it -vjas set, They caught the lion ! Every ion ! And so the kitty, Went back to the city. Paul Hansen Age 10 Prep, 5
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SPRIKG POEM In Spring, Birds take to wing. Leaves become green, I sit and dream Of warm sun, And Simmer fun. I am a little skeleton, I always like to play. Children don ' t like me They always run away. Even when I say ' hello ' They still shout and screamy I don ' t want to hurt them I only pretend to be mean. Children won ' t play with me No matter hov; hard I try. No one seems to like me • So I ' ll just sit here and cry. Chris Reed Age 6 Prep, 11, SKELETON i ■ ' Victor Fung Prep. II Age 7.
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