An imaginative girl and a circus elephant fright to ride
Anastasia Ferry, four, befriends an elephant she calls googligah in the South Hanaford orchard. With neighbor George Davol, she stages a mock ride using a hammock saddle, then proclaims the elephant ready for her to ride. The animal turns out to be Zamba, the circus elephant thought drowned, prompting mixed reactions from the family as Horace rushes to see the creature.
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Zamba
Housatonic
Anastasia Ferry
Anastasia
George Davol
South Hanaford
Horace
George
New England
Pittsfield
Edna Dean
Mrs. Ferry
Mr. Ferry
Cornwall
Daisyville Journey Of A Vivid Traveler
A speaker notes a bright traveler considering many distant cities then reveals she is bound for Daisyville New Jersey to visit Granma Brown. The poem presents playful travel fantasy and a humorous domestic twist.
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Daisyville
New Jersey
Gran’ma Brown
Button Mystery in the Village Story
Jack Slinker loses a silver button with four holes. A milkmaid, knife-grinder, peddler, and inn-keeper search and speculate on its appearance and theft, as rumors spread along the road. The tale centers on mistaken alibis and curiosity as the item remains missing.
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Jack Slinker
Jack
Pedfer
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