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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 80

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ful pose. Her eyes that looked so calm and kind. Her hair rolled in a knot behind; And then the Brownies all agreed She rightly represents mdeed, As any practised eye could tell. That Libei-ty all love so well. They ventured up and sat astride Of finger-tips, and stood with pride Upon the… … But not ■without alarms they goThus daring fortune, well we know.Sometimes they sUpped in spite of care,And life seemed hanging by a hair.Then hearts sank low in every breastWhen valued friends were sore distressed;But ready hands were ever nearTo lift them fi-oni the place of fear.Not long in…

Fairies · Children's poetry · United States -- Juvenile poetry

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