Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 514
his one is easy, rhymes with wagon,A beast with open mouth, . Dont try to make a pig-tail whistle,Nor rashly dare to pick the . Scotchmen, for much, sometimes say muckle.Which rhymes a vine, sweet . The tint of gloves which I preferMatches the dainty . From the deep water, rising stilly, A flower… … ike everything else, eventrouble has its begin-ning, and that of PerryHyde and his twin sisterTheresa—or Terry, asshe was pet-named —grew out of a boiledlobster, red as a brick,which lay upon a platebetween them. It wasthe first day of August,1873, and the dinnerhour at Mrs. Rogersboarding-house in…
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