Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 385
ickie hanging over his arm like a shawl. I cant tell you how sorry I am that thisshould have happened, Tremmell, said the mis-sionary. And I hope it wont spoil your visit,I m sure. It did spoil it, however, for Mr. Tremmell wasso thoroughly upset by his fright and the thoughtof being laughed at by… … MOTHER GOOSE SONNETS By Harriet S. Morgridge. Tom, Tom, the Pipers Son, Stole a pig and awayhe run. His father was a man who used to pipe A little lay upon a little flute, And, in his way, a man of some repute; But Tom, poor boy, was of a common type, A lawless lad, we fear, for mischief ripe ; And…
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