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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 108

An illustration from The brownies through the Union, 1895, leaf 108 — But sixty miles is far enoiigli To go wlieu muds or squalls are rough 90 THE BEOWNIES IN ILLINOIS. From other points tliaii is desired,And close-hauled tacking is reqim-ed.And soon they learned, against their will.Though salt or fresh, that water still ^J.¥ ^i/# P^ W … Is much the same, and ready liesTo toss its hillows to the skies.Till Da\y Jones may dreaded heUpon the lake as out at sea.Like buds upon a roost at nightWhen winds are cold and feathers light, 91 THE BROWNIES IN ILLINOIS.

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