Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
r, and fruit. Partridge eggs, and froggywog legs; With cranberry jelly galore; Pickles and peas, and honey, and cheese, And a host of good things more. You never could guess if you were to try The dainties stored in that famous pie. I m If The guests they sate at the board in stateWhen the cook… … For whats to be done when the pies all goneAnd naught but the dish remains !Then he stamped his foot, and he nodded his head,And thus to his minions sternly said: Let search be made the castle throughFor the wretch that did the deed !Whoeer he be, when his face we see,
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