The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland part 2 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 18
She had pigs and she had poultry,She had lands and she had gold;And she loved the Burgomaster,Loved him more than can be told. Surly, burly Burgomaster,Will you have me for your love?You shall be my pouter-pigeon,I will be your turtle-dove. You shall have my China porkers,You shall have each… … 215 216 STORIES IN POEM AND PICTURE FOR LITTLE FOLK Frumpy, stumpy little Dutchess,I do not incline to wed.Keep your pigs, and keep your poultry!1 will take your gold instead. I will take your shining florins,I will take your fields rich hoard,You may go and tend your piggies,Till your spirits be…
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