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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 134

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Said one: A sort of basiu lies Deep in tli(3 earth, as I sm^niise, To wliieli these people send a drill, Then draw the li(iuid up at will; And through the aid of steam, no doubt, Evaporation brings about The change thats needed to prepare The salt for shipment everywhere. … A while the Brownies stood to prateAbout the industries so greatThat put the city tar aheadOf others of a wider spread.Then some went down the logs to ride,And some a race on tramways tried,While more the piles of hnuber found,On which they danced a meny roimd. ii: THE BKOWTSIIES IN MICHIGAN.

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