Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 466
EAREST IS A LADY BY MIRIAM S. CLARK My dearest is a lady, she wears a gown of blue, She sits beside the window where the yellow sun comes through; The light is shining on her hair, and all the time she sews, She sings a song about a knight, a dear, brave knight she knows. My dearest is a lady—and… … How many lumps of sugar Ought a little girl to useTo sweeten a cup of chocolate? I can take just what I choose. W 83S Five make it just like candy, And four are most as good-There s no one to say I must nt,Now I wonder if I should.
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