Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 762
rom the door-knob to a chair;Then quickly wrings the tiny things,And in a little basket brings,And hangs them up with care. .875.] THE FRIGATE-BIRD, 725 Now while they dry, her hands must fly, And busy her feet must be ;First she must make some rolls and cake,And put them in her stove to bake, For… … And then in haste, no time to waste, Her childrens beds she makes;Then she must see that the dishes for teaAre washed as clean as they can be,And with these great pains she takes. Should you not think that she would sink With so much work to do ?But, strange to say, throughout the day,Many an hour…
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