Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
ld be seen distinctlyfor a long distance as we came down the sideof the mountain above the village. hurried us away to the ranch, where supperwas waiting for us, and where we might havea chance to recover a little our badly shatterednerves. The next day found us still at Dicks place,none the worse… … What if he strayed to far Japan,—The dear old saint,— and there beganFor all their girls and boys to plan, Without a pause ? For, drive his reindeer low or high,No open chimney could he spy,No empty stockings hanging nigh !He would grow homesick by and by, With ample cause.
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