Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 168
given last Christmas by two children may give it, as an emblazoned shield, to a knight, to their aunties. With the accompanying doggerel gayly equipped in plate-armor of silvered paper, lines, they created much amusement. Other while feathers plucked from your pillow methods will suggest themselves… … I s heard dat dis kind family Has brought up lots of chil- en; Is come to nuss em for you ; You 11 find me kind and willin. I am a proud Knight-Templar,As you can plainly see, And none but one more bravethan I,Can take my shield from me. VI. I m sure you re glad to see me, Hard-featured though I…
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