Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 548
T would be wiser to go ashore. So, armed with sheets and towels, Umbrella and parasol,The patient Lambkins waited Till night began to fall,—Nuts and molasses for supper.Oh, father! dont stay here,Said two or three of the children, We feel so very queer! Well, well, said Mrs. Lambkin, Some folks may… … : No, no ! cried the little Lambkins, The world we want to see;You ve promised us a journey, And a journey it ought to be.My dear, said Mrs. Lambkin,I see the trouble at last ;We ought to spread our canvas, But we have nt any mast ! True ! true ! said father Lambkin, But we can manage it all;I 11…
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