Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 402
,And next, the cornice hid from view;And, ere the dawn had forced a stop,The pile oerlooked the chimney-top. .887.J THE BROWNIES FRIENDLY TURN. 389 That morning, when the parson rose,Against the pane he pressed his nose,And tried the outer world to scanTo learn how signs of weather ran.But, round… … In front of window, shed, and door,The wood was piled to such a heightBut little sky was left in sight !When next he climbed his pulpit stair, His hearers knew they had no claimTo such a blessing, if it came,But whispered : We dont understandIt must have been the Brownie Band. 39° FOR VERY LITTLE…
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