Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 709
regard to hisstudies, she felt sure that he was now perfectly ableto take care of himself in any emergency thaimight occur to him. On the morning after he left, Selma, when sheawoke, saw lying on the floor the little jacket andtrousers of her late pupil. At first, she thought itwas the little… … I M such an unfortunate dog, oh, dear!To leave my nap and the sunshine clear,And down in the cellar—the cold dark place-I must turn my steps and sorrowful face,And begin the daily churning. To be sure, I ve enough to eat, you know,And I can rest while the men must mow;But oh ! how I d like to hide…
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