Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 127
de;And so they ran, and oh, they ran! a-joining hands together,Twixt Durley Hill and Durley Green, all in the windy weather.And there,— good Master Merrivein! — upon a stone they found him;And oh, they glanced, and oh, they pranced, and oh, they dancedaround him! And Polly showed a crimson shoe,And… … But through the song and laughter, and the tripping dance so gay,They heard good Master Merriveins dis-jointed utterance say : T was red alpaca in a pail ... a pound of looking-glasses . . .Blue muffs and things . . . red finger-rings for little dancing-lasses . . .A skein of yellow beads and lace…
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