Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 129
up, I scarce know where. And kept you, though I scarce know wh)In gayest Sunday garb arrayed, Your plump feet in their Sunday shoes,I know that you, my pretty maid. Are some ones pet — no matter whose ! I see the soap upon your face. The traces of the brush and comb,Ribbon and ruffle in their… … Aunt, cousin, nurse, and grandmamma, Mamma herself, pronounced you sweetThen, toward the sky-light glimmering far, if While you — it was your first, my dear! With apprehension all alert,Marched in a maze of fun and fear. And wondered if the man would huit. They led you toddling down the street. —^…
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