Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 114
, bathe in company like othersocial beings at Newport or Nahant. They prefertheir native land, and do not care to join a greatmoral show. The unwilling captive, in this little sketch, does notenjoy the prospect of seeing America. He looks ready to sing, Theres no place likehome. When, however, the… … THE MOST RESPECTABLE OF ANIMALS. scene in the elephant s life. That is, how he appearswhen he has been trained, and can be seen for fiftycents, children half price. In the gay summer time, the fields, with their but-tercups and daisies, are not brighter than the walls,old barns, and tall fences,…
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