Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 258
t us sing. II How his parents, good and kind,Could no proper dwelling find,So, beneath a cattle-shed.With a manger for his bed.There was born a little boy.Sent to share our pain and joy.Peace on earth He came to bring.Peace on earth, oh let us sing. IV When the chimes of Christmas ring.When our… … ■63 BOOKS AND READING BY HILDEGARDE HAWTHORNE MARK TWAIN AND THE IMMORTAL TOM The last time I saw Mark Twain was at hiscountry-place in Connecticut one fall day, some-thing more than a year before his death. BeforeI left, he told me he was to give a reading theday following of some of his own work.…
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