Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 535
ward she limped, hart heavy as led. As she hide to her rheum the clock peeledout ate,And Marion fane wood have dressed for the fate,But she fell in a feint. When her farther was tolledThe sad tail, he turned pail: If our hoarse wasnt soled,And the whether so fowl— air an our it will rein —I d caul… … ^From Kansas, going north, we comeUpon Nebraska State,V Where people start from Omaha,En route for the Golden Gate. Sometimes along the river PlatteFive hundred miles they ride; Sometimes upon the higher groundThrough prairies rolling wide. Nebraskas fertile prairie landsAre good for corn and…
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