Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 131
unters lash to be two inches shorter than his spouting majesty, about it stout straw ropes, and attach to them a who thereupon whisked his tail in triumph and cable, winding the other end around a windlass returned home. Hence the whale-foot is two set upon the beach. Then, with gay and lively… … A is for Apt little Annie, Who lives down in Maine with her grannie. Such pies she can make ! And such doughnuts and cake! Oh, we like to make visits to Grannie ! B is for Bad little Bridget, Who is morn, noon, and night in a fidget. Her dresses she tears, And she tumbles down-stairs, And her…
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