Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 126
s first and onlyvisit to Yvetot. Just think! he exclaims, when we ar-rived at our kingdom nobody seemed glad to as big as our parish of Portcharra. Still, it snice to be a king, even of Yvetot. As the little successor of Ansfred the Jesterand the sturdy King Martin du Bellay speaksof Yvetot, his… … Busy all day long, Cheeriest of lasses,Like the crickets song In the grasses;Wakeful with the waking sun,Working till each task is done.Thinking earnest thoughts which none May divine — That s Cora. Neat and sweet and nice As all care can make her;Prettily precise Little Quaker;Smooth brown hair…
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