Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York, The Century co · leaf 72
From Ludgate Hill the Brownies flewWhen old St. Pauls appeared in view. THE BROWNIES IN ENGLAND. Said one: li looks as fine as whenIt left the compasses of With ;No greater monumenl could beErected to his memory. About the place some hours they stayed,Then to Westminster Abbey paidA visit, where… … More nights than one they slacked their gaitIn fogs that wrapped the city great,And poked about until distressedIn seeking for some place to rest.Some tried with lanterns to pursueTheir way to points they better knew,While others sought some place to hideUntil the pall should drift aside.Said one:…
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