Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 676
ird, and brought him home. He soonlegan to grow happy and strong, and now he isrery large, and his feathers are as glossy as any-ihing can be. In short, we think Jim Crow is aemarkably handsome bird. We named him Jim Crow, after a colored man,enowned in song. He knows his name, and flies0 us when… … JIM CROW S FIRST HOME. I am sorry to say he is a shameless little thief.He steals anything he can carry away. He took 648 JIM CROW. [Septembf my thimble one morning, kept it until noon, andthen brought it back to me. He stole Nellies
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