Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 31
But Mary Ann is wiser; for she spreads the snowy cloth,She brews the fragrant chocolate, and whips the cream to froth, She brings the cups and saucers that are loveliest to see,Then runs and tells the Sewing Club t is time to take its tea. … i897-] WHEN THE SEWING CLUB MEETS. l9 You ve watched a hungry pussy when the cream-jug s left alone;You ve seen Prince Charlie gaze upon a dainty chicken-bone;You know how bright-eyed robins look when cherry-branches shake —Did eer you see a Sewing Club regard a plate of cake ?
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