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THE DANNY DEES
"See what I found," said naughty Sue,
"A pencil that writes red and blue.
I'll draw some pictures on the wall, . ..
And nurse won't guess 'twas I at all
"She'll think it was the boys, not I, .
And punish them for being sly.
But I sha'n't tell, for they are bad,
And when they're punished I am glad.
"I'll draw an Indian big and red,
And lots of blue sky overhead,
Then in this corner put a hill,.
With deer about for him to kill.
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BufDanny Dee had come at last,
He'd heard her plans and hurried fast;
And when she'd finished, Danny Dee
Wrote her own name for all to see.
So naughty Sue straightway was led
Without her supper up to bed.
And now, I'm told, she's always good,
And tries to do just as she should.
The Danny Dees are always kind
To children who intend to mind ;
But if you're naughty, then take care, .
For Danny Dees are everywhere.
Ladd F. Morse,
(Copyright, 1922. World Color Printing Company, St Louis, Mo.)
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