Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 211
s right. There was nothing elsto be done. Jump I did, and landed safely on thshed, from which I readily clambered to the ground We started for home immediately. As to thexhibition, the master quelled the tumult, told thaudience the play would be resumed in a few minutes, and then had the curtain… … I HAD a little Highlander,Who reached to my chin; He was swift as an arrow,And neat as a pin. He ran on my errands,And sang me a song; Oh, he was as happyAs summer is long! Fire in the window ! flashes in the pane !Fire on the roof-top ! blazing weather-vane !Turn about, weather-vane! Put the fire…
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