Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 163
THE MARTYRDOM OF A POET. [Dec. whom this excitement was but a sample of the hourly, harmless scrimmages indulged in by her lively brood. No interruptions, hastily said Rex, reading in a great hurry, and with a burlesque tone of sorrow : What More ? To dream and see the dead, To wake and wish you… … mmv3 flte Lines to my Dead Kitten. I tress my face against your form, I say good-by, my dear;My tears fall on your snowy coat,— Do you neither see nor hear? Only a cat, a soulless cat! Ah, let those chide who will,I mourn unshamed oer my little friend So strangely cold and still. Carrie contritely…
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