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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 242

An illustration from The sandman: his songs and rhymes, 1917, leaf 242 — s bad, And obliged every one that I could. To-morrow, the holy day comes, Which our merciful Father has given ; That we may have rest from our toil, And prepare for the joys of his heaven. THE FOX AND THE HEN.. A WHITE old hen, with yellow legs,**■ Whod laid her master many eggs,Which, from her… … THE OLD FOX THE FOX AND THE HEN. 195 When an old fox stole in one night, As the full moon was shining bright, Hoping, if he his nose might stick in, That he might carry off a chicken, — Or, from the window, ledge, or shelf, Might jump,—and reach the old hen herself. Her roost, however, was so high,…

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