The dog's name is Jo.
He can draw the wagon for Rose.
What a fine horse he is!
Where will he go with Rose?
He will take her to school.
Now, here we are at school.
Ho! ho, Jo!
You are a good dog, Jo.
You must not go in with me.
All the girls say, Good morning, Rose.
Good morning, girls.
Where will your horse go now?
Will he go into school with you?
Oh, no, he must go home.
Dogs do not go to school.
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ride Ned old hold know
See my pretty wagon, Bennie.
You may have a ride in it.
I will play that I am a horse.
Where did you get this wagon, Ned?
My father gave it to me this morning.
Come, get into it. I will be your horse.
I will draw the wagon with you in it.
You are a good old horse, Ned.
I like to ride in your wagon.
You must not run away. Ho! ho!
You must hold your horse, Bennie.
You must not let him run.
I know you will not run away, Ned.
You will give me a good ride.
Here we are at the old tree. Ho!
Now we will go home.
You may draw the wagon, Bennie.
I will get into it and ride.
How do you like to be a horse?
I like to play that I am a horse.
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going but day away
Our little baby boy is going away.
Do you know where he is going?
Is he going to school, mother?
May he go with me in my wagon?
Some day he may go with you.
But he is not going to school now.