Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
rty,the schoolmaster found a nobler mate than prettyLucinda, and soon had some little pupils of hisvery own to love and teach. There his youth ends ; butteaching he began to preachpulpit, but in many all overgood thoughts now as he had peddled small wareswhen a boy ; still learning as he went,… … THE LITTLE GI RL WHO W O U L D X T SAY O. By Mary A. Lathbury. A little girl would nt say 0 (She was learning herletters, you know) :And the very same nightShe awoke in afright.For the Letter-landKing on his throneSaid O in a thun-derous tone,—And it startled her soThat she quickly saidOh!And the…
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