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The sandman: his songs and rhymes (1917)

[Morrison, Mary Jane (Whitney), Mrs.], 1832-1904, [from old catalog] ed · Boston, The Page company · leaf 108

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older, do not laugh at her or scold her,For if the simple truth were told, you ve often felt inclinedTo leave a ball or party, as did Anabel McCarty,But you had nt half her courage, and you could nt speak your mind. LITTLE MOLLY. \I7HAT will the dear St. Nicholas bring** For a little girl like… … LITTLE MOLLY BABY FINGERS. 81 Will he bring me cups, and saucers, and spoons? Oh dear, how glad I d be!And a little tea-pot, and tea-kettle, That I can play make tea ! Do you think he can quite afford so much, For a little girl like me ? If he only could, and would give them all, What a happy girl…

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