Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 667
rses magnificent. But No! cried the children, weeping; Though trembling and sore afraid,And clasping their faded flowers, We must come in! they said. And like the wildest visionOf Fairy-land it seemed ; Hardly could Hans and GretchenBelieve they had not dreamed. A lofty and splendid presence,The… … :/., m^^mM^-^ ■i i879.] A MISSISSIPPI CHOWDER. 635 A MISSISSIPPI CHOWDER.By Mary Norwest. I M just suffering for a chowder, said Mr.Larks. Are you ? Well, I believe I could make a verypassable chowder out of river fish, said Mrs.Larks. That would be a joke ! Shade of a cod-fish,rebuke her! I d like…
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