Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 135
hichwere different from Mary Rutherfords, but asnatural and innocent in their way. Mrs. Redfield came in by and by, and thegas was lighted, and Martha ran off to makea cup of tea for her visitor. Afterward shewent down to the railroad station with her; andCousin Jane thought, as she kissed her… … By Marguerite Tracy. We wear no medals on our breasts for gallant battles won:No pension-bureau offers us reward for service done.Yet no one of Napoleons, nor one of Caesars host,Has made himself a record such as even I can boast. Toy soldiers must work harder than real troops, you see;A march of…
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