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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 38

An illustration from The brownies through the Union, 1895, leaf 38 — 20 THE BROWNIES IN RHODE ISLAND. But to this place of high estate Where wealthy people congregate To study fashions, hathe, and pose, Or ride in traps and tallyhos. A httle speech, a hint or two Of pleasures that are ever new, Will always answer like a goad To start the Brownies on the road. The… … And soon the band so bold and spryThe fashionable poi-t drew nigh,And stood to view the buildings grandThat stretched along the famous strandWliere mingling thousands tln*ougli the dayDisport themselves as best they may. 21 THE BROWNIES IN RHODE ISLAND. But night it was, aud they eoukl boastThe…

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