Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 368
A rake then he made, and a smallgarden-spade, And a trellis to loop up his vine ;A flute which he blew, and a tea-strainer, too, And a fiddle to sciueak shrill and fine. It would take me all day, if I were to say,All that wonderful man brought to view; But a traveler I met says he s sitting there… … HOLLY-BERRY AND MISTLETOE. (A Christmas Romance of ijg2.) By M. Carrie Hyde. [Begun in tUe December number.]VII. SWORDS, HALBERDS, AND CROSSBOWS. The goodly men rode far, rode fast,And reached the robber-den at last. An hour after returning to Twin Towers,though the sun was low, Egbert, with a…
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