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Edward Buttoneye and His Adventures is an illustrated children's book in verse and rhyme by Cyril F. Austin. Excerpt: "A farmhouse stood not far away, So first there Edward tried, And was engaged to herd by day And night the farmer's sheep, which stray, Whene'er they can, and hide. And so a paper Edward bought And sat and watched and read and thought."
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