Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 730
Far down by the river the old mill stands,And the miller is rubbing his dusty old hands ;And these are the words of the millers lay,As he watches the mill-stones grinding away : T is the finest flour that money can buy,And it is for Alices supper—hi ! hi ! l878.J FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS. 697 … Down-stairs in the kitchen the fire doth glow,And cook is a-kneading the soft white dough ;And this is the song she is singing to-day,As merry and busy she s working away : T is the finest dough whether near or afar,And it is for Alices supper—ha ! ha !
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