Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 156
And when their leader rose on high with ratthng, warUke sound,We lifted yonder cobweb-broom and felled him to the ground! … TWENTV-NINE A-RIPENING ARE, AND ONE WE ATE FOR TEA. 672 THE SCRIBE OF DURLEY. And not a plum molested is, upon your favorite tree,For twenty-nine a-ripening are, and one we ate for tea! Then the dauntless Scribe of Durley, oh, neer a wordsaid he About the bold old ancestor who fought by land…
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