Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York, The Century co · leaf 42
Thus talk wonton withready tongue,As still theBvownies stuckand clung.Ofttimes inclose embracewell lockedAcross tlie raftthey reeledand rockedBeneath theoverwhelmingstrokeOf crestedwaves thaton them oroke.Ofttimes some demon of the seaHigh in the airwould lifted he. i-,l I., icll wli.ii swam or… … THE BROWNIES CROSS THE ATLANTIC.
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