Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 242
and these were served at eachend of the day. This rule was not invariable,however; for if there should be any callers, itwas Indian etiquette to offer either tobacco orfood, or both. The rule of two meals a day wasmore closely observed by the men — especiallythe younger men—than by the women.… … ORN MANi%,:. g 7 ~P ~Z&M By Clinton Scollard. There s a queer little man lives down the streetWhere two of the broadest highways meet,In a queer little house that s half of it glass,With windows open to all who pass,And a low littl e roof thats nearly flat,And a chimney as black as Papas best…
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