Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 282
ing-like en-velope, which was left loose above its shouldersand around its head. That is all I know about Indian babies. Tothe readers mind it must be quite clear thatthere is a great deal more for me and him tofind out. How a baby done up like a let-ter in an envelope can manage to breathe isonly… … When grandpa was a little boy— And that s a far-off day,For now grandpa is very old, And never thinks of play-Grandpa lived in the good old times When everything was right;They had no carpets on the floors, And they read by candle-light. And his toy-horse looks very crude, Its tail is like a broom…
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