The wonder clock; or, Four & twenty marvelous tales, being one for each hour of the day; written & illustrated by Howard Pyle, embellished with verses by Katharine Pyle.

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Ten O'clock.

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Ten O'clock.

The Children drone
In sing-song tone,
The Master's shoes creak on the Floor.
They're baking Pies
At Home, and Flies
Buzz in and out the open Door.

The Beds are made;
The Pans are laid
Out in the pleasant Sun to dry.
Good Gretchen takes
Some Dough, and makes,
For litte John, a Saucer Pie.

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	X The wonder clock; or, Four & twenty marvelous tales, being one for each hour of the day; written & illustrated by Howard Pyle, embellished with verses by Katharine Pyle.

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Ten O'clock.

Ten O'clock.