Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 734
sblew horns, and every now and then they would fire offa gun ; the leaders beat tomtoms, or drums beaten withthe hands. It was worth seeing. The medicine-manshook rattles, and a chorus of men chanted all thetime. All the women and children, girls, I mean, wereon the housetops, watching, wrapped in… … WHERE THE SLEIGHBELLS RING. BY PAULL JACOB, AGE 17. THE WINDS OF MARCH BY WINIFRED SACKVILLE STONER, JR. (AGE 9) (Gold Badge)Last March, Imp March Winds teased me so, I had no peace of mind,For when I took a little walk, these imps came close behind,And plucked my hat from off my head and hurled it…
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