Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 239
mistletoe, nor wreathed place,Nor merry speedings to and fro,Nor any circumstance or show —Know we the Christmas day. These are but symbols, hallowed, dear —The cheery crowning of the year. But by the light in childrens eyes;By their blithe shouts and happy sighs;By secret plottings, fond and… … knew a crazy man who walked into an empty pulpi; We have had a good fall for getting in corn anding Winter. What else can we sing, and our READY FOR WINTER. Out in the country, at any farmers home,you will find by the last of November or bythe early part of December that everything isready for…
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