Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
Then he made up his mind to return to the house,But the merry wind pushed itself under his blouse ;And it roared and it roared, as he puffed and he ran,Till it just knocked over this queer little man.Ho-ho ! said Mike, and he said He-he !I 11 get up again, Old Wind, you 11 see ! MERRY MIKE. 177 … Then the wind, with a flurry of bluster and racket, Went crowding and crowding right under his jacket; And it lifted him off from his two little feet, And it carried him bodily over the street. Mike laughed He-he ! and he laughed Ho-ho ! Do you call this flying, I d like to know ?
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