4 VI. MARCHING SONG ay Children, later Miss Baggott, Bob, Clem “Phe children toad Save across the room, planting Mis fect to make tracks on the shat. Lively (sa)= 104) [ALL CHILDREN Froace 1, Soot-y tracke up-on the sheet, Sooty marks of sooty feet, 2. Soot apeon. the win-dow-eill, Soot ap-plied with fov-ing skill, om =F Soet upon the win-dowsest Mako our ¢ ~ vindence complete! Soot tPuitnd thelr oyea, unt They'll never see hes with ws still (he. | OS tiEe | i L o. = =F = = Jost a Lit tle, not too thick! There's our dis ep-pear-ing trick! by Clam-ber up and smudge the brick! te, B&H, 1957325 pono mccehts eee site ate ea eeeeterestiee sree eevee ees ee eeesee tee eS : ‘Someone's com - ing, some-ones com - ingt Hide him! | ie tes ¢ 20] Faster Pil presto The boys carry Som to the toy cupboard, snatch up his clothes, and dice Quiekt sempreft : ude the shrouded furniture ‘ith the other children as... ~~~) Mise Baggott enters, bg 3 ttn ty Clam and Bob ith Rowan tobi thom, Mls BAGOOTT: : Loree ty Gio notte Roman ana Hatfpat eleven Tuer. you idles Alton next i BoB: i “op just ike eo fox-tersiert chew Real old blunderbuss ant she? diss BaGGOTT: What's this? Window open? B&H. 19578