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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 138

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THE BROWNIES IN ]\nCHIGAN. The spryest foot that ever himg To mortal hinb, however flung With reckless action to and fro, Would make indeed a sony show If it should enter in a race With Brownies for the foremost place. To inland towTis and lakeside ports The Brownies moved to have their sports; … 11 No place important for its size Or industry escaped their eyes. They ran through streets twixt dusk and day, Wliile all the towns in silence lay, And people di-eamed not that the hand Of Brownies was so near at hand. And even morning told no tale, And gave no hint of Bro^vnie trail. Except,…

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