Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
>61NGING BY CAROUNE HOFMAN I CAN sing in the garden, I can sing in the wood.And I can sing when I am vexed because the boys are rude;I can whistle when I m lonely, and hum softly in a crowd,— And how I love a jolly, jolly song! When I m digging in the garden, I can mock the robins call;I can… … When I m rowing on the river, I sing a sailor songWith a hearty trolling chorus, and th spun out long,For I know there never was a placewhere songs do not belong,—And how I love a jolly,jolly tune ! _
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