Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 259
ake and slipped right outof the city, he said to himself, about as soonas I got in! But maybe I can shp back againthis evening. About the greenest bumpkin I ve seen foran age, thought the little man, as he stood andlooked at Jack. It 11 take all sorts of blun-ders to teach him. He is younger than… … Past the meadows, parched and brown.We drove across the hills to town To see the big parade ;The sunny pavements burned our feet.It was so noisy in the street ; That Tommy felt afraid . Through the crowds,with fife and drtrmAnd flags,we saw the soldiers come , And boys marched either side ,And one…
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