Hoops.
Reading edition
Two little girls were out at play, The day was bright and sunny, Each saw the other one, and laughed, They must have thought it funny. “Your hoop is very small,” said Grace. “And yours is big,” said Gussy. Grace said, “Suppose I change with you, I’m not the least bit fussy.” And then both of them laughed again, Right in each other’s faces, And Grace took Gussie’s hoop to roll, So Gussy trundled Grace’s. They ran and laughed, and laughed and ran, Their hoops went over, under; And when they said “Goodbye” they laughed, At what, I really wonder.
