Miller, Lida Brooks. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Philadelphia and Stockton, L. P. Miller & co. · leaf 316
e twenty ; But it all comes back as the smoke upcurls—-The joy, an hope, an love, an plenty When we were girls. GOOD AND BETTER. A father sat by the chimney-postOn a winters day, enjoying a roast;By his side a maiden young and fair,A girl with a wealth of golden hair;And she teases the father stern… … 313 314 THE HUSKIN. Then the sire of the maiden young- and fair.The girl with the wealth of golden hair,He answers as ever do fathers cold,To the question of duty trite and old, She who weddeth keeps Gods letter:She who weds not, doeth better.Then meekly answered the maiden fair,The g:irl with the…
Children's songs · Kindergarten
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