Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 327
an make a jingle brighter, Or who is loved as boys and girls love me. I can sing in any measure, Long or short, as suits your pleasure,And I always speak of lightsome, brightsome joys. Though t is I who tell you so, My jingles have a go,That takes whole loads of laughing girls and boys. My jingles… … 6y£.*HARKE^ A CURE FOR THE BLUES BY NANCY BYRD TURNER The sky is gray and eerie. The earth is gray and still.The trees are leafless, dreary, And the air is nipping chill;In the garden dead leaves only, Since the flowers went away —And I m lonely, lonely, lonely On this dull New Years Day! I thought…
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