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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 152

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since you spin on a noiseless wheel, I 11 do the humming for you. Marian Douglass in Our Young Folks. A BOYS AND GIRLS WAY. /CHILDREN, stop your play,^^ And tell me which wayI shall take to reach the city on the hill ? First the girl,With a smile: This way,Through the woods, across the stile,By a… … THE SPIDER A DINNER AND A KISS. 115 Then the boy,With a frown:This way,By the mill, and through the town, —You will see the soldiers there,Hear the drums, and pass the fair;Then you forget the way is long,While you walk in the throng;For the noise wakes you, makes you thrill,When you go this way to…

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