Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 195
g day. 182 HOW JACK CAME TO JAMESTOWN. UAN- The good Lord Delaware never came back;But the very next spring, when the shores were gayWith bursting buds, an English ship sailed into Chesapeake Bay. The Goodman Sautern saw it first, He sped the news through the quiet town.The neighbors left their… … jack! jack! she cries, a splash! a cheer! HOW JACK CAME TO JAMESTOWN. 183 They thronged the rocks, those hardy men Jack ! Jack ! she cries. A splash! A cheer And brave Virginia dames ;They shouted Welcome to our shores ! and Long live good King James! And Dorothy Thome ? Yes, she was there. On her…
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