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The Wasted Crust
-- by H.B. Ogden

Last night I didn't eat up my crust
I poked it under my plate
I thought (say "sot') no one would find it there
But when it got dark and late
And I was in bed-all covered up but dis my head-
I saw that same old crust. I did!
Came walking up over my head!
He had two long legs and great big eyes.
And he laughed as he said to me:
I'm the crust you didn't eat up.
You couldn't hide me, you see.
You must never-never do that again.
All right, I won't, I said if you'll please, jump down off my bed.
So he jumped off the bed and disappeared.
And I've looked for him early and late.
And I never-never saw that crust again.
'Cause I never leave my crust under my plate!

This was written by my cousin when she was young and she recited it for her teacher. (Sent in by May Aderine Perrement with my cousins permission)


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