Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 379
ts charm. He wrote a long letterto his cousin describing the Academy and hislife. I do love the place, he said. It seemsas though I could live here forever if my friendswould only come too. The historic memories ofthe spot appealed to him, coming from a countrytoo new to be burdened with tradition;… … RIVALS BY VIRGINIA B. CHASE Oh, Mister Peacock, hide your face And put your pride away,For other folk as gay as you Are walking out to-day! One with fallals and furbelows, A haughty air assumes;The other spreads her skirts and makes A curtsey to your plumes. Oh, Mister Peacock, hide your face And…
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