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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 105

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e,And helps to form the lengthy chainOf lakes across the western plain,They halted on a wooden pierTo gaze upon a schooner near.Said one: In Illinois at lastWe find ourselves: through much we ve passed.And many wonders paused to noteIn countries near and lands remote;But here we might for ages… … And long they 11 talk, neatli sunny skyOr icy liut, of buildings highAnd railroads that a center findHere interlaced and intertwinedIn siich a way as to amazeThe visitor Avho hither strays.Another said: We Vesailed the sea,And on a river, rolling, free,We traveled far, on pleasure bound.Till we the…

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