Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York, The Century co · leaf 53
.T was bad enough like owls to holdA footing on the ruins old.Where all the stones seemed ripe to goIn showers to the lawn below. 35 THE BBOWNIES IN IRELAND. But worse than clinging vines, and all The dangers of the crumbling wall, To find the stone there at the tip So inconvenient to the lip. No… … Or favors might have gone amissOn stones unworthy of the kiss. And then in pleasant frame of mindThey started off again to find THE BROWNIES IN [RELAND.
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