Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 282
use at all in my serving on this committee withthe member already chosen. But as his friends insisted on voting for him, heyielded, and was chosen without a dissenting voice. In order that both towns might be represented,a Tammoset member was then selected, and thecommittee was full. After some… … One night a cunning brownie bandWas roaming through a farmers land,And while the rogues went prying round.The farmers mare at rest they found; And peeping through the stable-door,They saw the harness that she wore:The whip was hanging on the wall,Old Mag was grinding in the stall; 264 THE BROWNIES…
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