Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 316
e two receipts,and I hope I shall produce a most delightfulresult. You made these discoveries since you dis-covered that Greens name is Greenough, Isuppose. Now, Sophy, here is your cup of tea. What would Mrs. Bird have said to tea in theafternoon when she first came to us ? Let usdrink to the… … I was walking by the sea-shore,Where the breaking billows crest Makes one wish that he was in em,Minus coat and minus vest. And I saw an ancient seaman,Sitting quiet as could be, Watching clouds from his tobaccoDrifting lazily to sea. And I watched this ancient sailor,And twas in my heart to…
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