Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 590
ACKSON THE RUNAWAYS A PIPE and a spoon and a tenpenny nailStole a tin dish-pan and went for a sail;But the cook he grew curious.Fussy, and furious. Gathered his trappings and went on their trail. He found them that night In a pitiful plight,And sent them all home on the ten oclock mail. ON THE WAY… … It was morning in themeadow,And a mist was on theleaves, \\hen I saw a Fairy Lady Pinning up her dainty sleeves. said I; Come, and I will help you find it-But she stopped me with a cry. She was sitting on a wheat-stalk.And her hands were dripping wet. While her troubled gaze went searchingGrass and…
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