Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 433
But one morning he found, with suchdreadful dismay That he could hardly open his lips, —A new hermit settled just over the way, And himself in a total eclipse. THE BROWNIES THROUGH THE UNION. By Palmer Cox. … FOURTH TOUR: INKENTUCKY. HILE traveling through the Union vast,The Brownies foundthemselves at lastIn old Kentucky, notedwell For many things, but, truth to tell,For horses mainly, full of fire.That oft pass first beneath the wire. Said one: Some States can justly boastOf streams or rocks along the…
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