Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 174
the very richest custard, flavored withcoffee and garlic, and smelling with the traces of the smell that ithad when ripening. It is reported that some years ago the Kingof Burmah sent a steamer from Ava to Maulmain for a load ofdurions, and on her return so many had spoiled that those thatwere left… … YES, I KNOW I M A RABBIT. BUT WHAT KIND OF JRABBIT? THATS THE QUESTION I RISE TO PROPOUND. THE JABBERWOCKY. Chicago, Oct. 2, 1882.Dear Jack: Please tell me if Jabberwocky, mentioned in thatpoem in the St. Nicholas, is a book, and who wrote it, and whatit means, and if English-speaking children can…
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