Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 269
Let s run for it! No, I did nt say it, but I allowed you to And they did. THE MER-CUPID. By Elizabeth Deneson Lance. The little mer-cupid that lives in the sea, He s just as busy as he can be; He carries the shells of palest pink, All written over with mermens ink, To the mermaids combing their… … ri:i-±% krcf AN ALPHABET PICNIC. By Jane E. Lyman. Said the teacher, T would be a nice thingIf the school had a picnic this spring.And, I say, if we should, let us lunch in thewood,And a basket let each of us bring. So first came Miss Anna Adair,With Apples — enough and to spare.Betty Brown, it is…
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