Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 538
HE noble Duke of Nothing-Much, one sunny day in Spring,He took a notion (and his hat) to go a-journeying.Quoth he, I dont know where I m bound, but it does nt worry me,For, if I have no end in view, I cant go wrong, you see! We now must leave the noble Duke (he 11 stay till we get back)And trace… … QUOTH HE, I dont KNOW WHERE I M BOUND. Lord Crackerjack loved candy; he kept it in a tower; He used to buy it by the pound, and eat it by the hour; So, as he sat and looked abroad, upon this day so bright, His hands were filled with caramels, his soul with calm delight. 428 A BALLAD OF NOBILITY…
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