U. S. a.

First Sentence

when you walk along the street you have to step carefully always on the cobbles so as not to step on the bright anxious grassblades easier if you hold Mother's hand and hang on it that way you can kick up your toes but walking fast you have to tread on too many grassblades the poor hurt green tongues shrink under feet maybe thats why those people are so angry and follow us shaking their fists they're throwing stones growup people throwing stones

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Other Editions

• U.S.A.HardcoverHarcourt1937-06-01
• U. S. a.Houghton Mifflin (T)1963-10-01
• U.S.A.Audio CassetteHarper Audio1985-11-01