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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 114

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never tried to do; She longs to read in books, And with bright, eager looksIs always asking questions strange and new. And I can scarcely tell, I love the rogue so well,Whether I would retrace the four years track, And lose the merry sprite, Who makes my home so bright,To have again my little baby… … HANG UP THE BABYS STOCKING HANG UP THE BABYS STOCKING. 85 He rules the world, they say: He took my babe away—My precious babe — and left me in its place, This little maiden fair, With yellow curly hair,Who lives on stories, and whose name is Grace: Elisabeth Akers Allen in Our Young Folks. HANG UP…

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