Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 225
ssembled congress.Not a peep was raised. It was so still you couldhave heard a pin-feather drop. Suddenly there was rush, a roar, and a blindingcloud of smoke. The committee had incautiouslycalled the meeting too close to the railroad, andthe assembly suddenly broke up in the wildest dis-order and… … A MATTER OF TASTE. By Esther B. Tiffany. Says the peacock to the rabbit, Who s your tailor ? tell me, pray ;For, good sir, he s cut your coat-tailIn a most old-fashioned way. Look at me, Would you seeWhat a stvlish tail should be ! Says the rabbit to the peacock, Who s your barber? tell me, pray…
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