[This book is generously sized at 81/2 x 11.] Mr. Gelett Burgess in
his ""Goops and How to be Them"" presents a series of very curious
drawings and verses. These deal with the manners, or rather lack of
manners, of various strange infants known as ""Goops,"" and are
intended to impress the value of politeness on children. The verses
are uniformly as clever as one might expect, remembering some of
Mr. Burgess' work in ""The Lark"" in San Francisco. The following
are a few of the lines: ""The Goops they lick their fingers, And
the Goops they lick their knives; They spill their broth on the
table-cloth, Oh, they lead disgusting lives!"" Children will
probably welcome this book with open arms, and will treasure up the
"Goops" with the "Golliwogs" in their hearts.
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