Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 68
ntparts of the establishment. The young druggist w ill be just to his subordi-nates. Knowing that their work is hard, he willallow them to take respites when business is dull.He will keep up in his knowledge of pharmacy,by reading one or more of the journals devoted tothe interests of druggists,… … A DOZEN little dolls are we as happy as the day,Black and white, short and tall, grave and grand and gay,A dozen dolls all waiting here. Who will come and play ?Come and take us, little maidens, ere we run away. 54 TEA-CUP LORE. [November, TEA-CUP LORE.By C. C. Ward.
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