cago Sundap Tribune
PART FOUR
PART FOUR
COMIC
COMIC
SEPTEMBER 16, 1906,
Tribune
pany, Chicago, Ill
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2 Aud then after swbits, whe sobser came to gut him to bed, he
yaward as yaned, eefol, an den nabady coms
says Well, 'spect I shall bave ts pet myult es bed all alose this tine,
isger, de ele sen was hot and tieed, an ory fettr. sed wanted so bad to
bis Eaos washnd with acosl sponge antf te put to bed, eause be'd cot
sp so early and been shining so bard all dar tong.
ehoe stretched ost his arms and he paile! de big downy slaels
ever himsell and losked so seepynio etul aleepy-coald scarce keep his
den he streech ost his arms a lot mane and pall te clauds very
clove and eected theough at Wtie Wiskie and winked his ege, aad des
be said good sicht, and weat away,
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Here is a row of sleepy, yawning dormer windows which Willie Wiskie has pointed eut to me and espibined
so I have drawn them fer you to see, too. There is ena tiny garret window, bke a squalling little baby, with a drowsy
grumpy old nurse next it, who seems to say: "Let it sqnall if it will: I'm tired and can't be bothered. And my
don't the houses and the steeple in the background look sleepy? They'll soon be all fast asleep.
