Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 434
hough I tread its floors alone,I 11 see it ere the night has flown. At once great hustling does begin,Resulting in a sudden startWith all united, hand and heart. Not long a Brownie has to speakAbout some famous place, or seekTo stir companions to a move,Their time or chances to improve;For, with… … 998 THE BROWNIES THROUGH THE UNION. [Sept. Around the walls and ceilings strange,• No greater wonder, you may know,Our native land to-day can show,Than this same oddly fashioned denSo far below the walks of men, In their weird subterranean flow, Till with a hiss, as wildly tossed Down some abyss,…
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