Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 676
we read in our firstpaper. For instead of the bang and rattle ofpercussion instruments which almost drown theirwind and strings, we hear the pure, soft, andclear tone of the violins sounding above all therest of the orchestra put together. All those who are fortunate enough to be ableto hear a good… … A LATTER-DAY PAUL REVERE When Bud Hicks read of Paul Revere, and of the signal-lightThat shone for him so bright and clear, he told his chums one night: You watch our yard when you go by and if it s baking dayYou 11 see our secret signal fly, so come on in and play.So, then they set a fence rail up…
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