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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 99

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Keystone State,In laying plans, nor name it late.Said one: T would hardly be fan- play.To say the least, for lis to strayAround great wonders to beholdAnd leave the home of Penn untold.Its mines of coal that more and moreReveal great natures anqile store,Its weUs of oil, that bubbling rise,On which… … Biit shine on hilltop, ridge, and glen,Recalling deeds of Inavest men.The band was soon upon the roadTo see the sights the country showed.The bats were wheehng round at eve,Determined not a fly to leave.When Brownies crossed the river deep,Wliose waters seaward proudly sweep.Made famous by a…

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