Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
slept, ate, and cooked. The boys all had barefeet and ragged sombreros (hats) which, when they camein the morning, were tossed into a corner. We visited the school several times afterward, and uponleaving the city we presented each child with a stick ofsugar-cane. Their joy knew no bounds.… … ANIMAL FRIENDS. BY ROBERT EDWARD FITH1AN, AGE 17.(SILVER BADGE.) This one is all finished,But still I have these two. Two big school-books,Keeping me from fun, I II go to work my hardest,So then there 11 be just one. One big school-book, Yes, truly just this one; And when I end this lesson —Hurrah!…
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