Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 321
face, file on file. For hours the Brownies viewed the show, Commenting on the groups below; On this ones form or winning face, On that ones art or lack of grace. Said one: That pleasure might be ours — We have the feet and motive powers; No mortal need us Brownies teach, If skates were but within… … To hear my plan let all attend.I have a building in my mindThat we within an hour can find.Three golden balls hang by the door, From baby-carts to banjo-strings;Here hangs a gun without a lockSome pilgrim bore to Plymouth rock;And there a pair of goggles lie, 1884.1 T HE BROWNIES O N S K AT E S.…
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