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When I have drunk my orange juice
And cocoa in a cup,
I put my woolly snowsuit on
And get it fastened up.
I go to school and take it off
And hang it on a rack.
And then when recess comes around
I have to hurry back.
I put it on to go and play,
And then when play is through
I take my snowsuit off again—
No easy thing to do.
And when it's time to leave for home
I heave a sigh, and then,
I take that woolly suit of mine
And put it on again.
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Marchette Gaylord Chute (1909-1994) was born in Minnesota. Best known for her biographies of William Shakespeare, Geoffrey Chaucer, and Ben Jonson, she also wrote biographies of poets George Herbert and Robert Herrick and a variety of fiction and nonfiction books for adults and children. Look for them at your library or find used copies online and at your local second-hand stores.

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