Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 60
of how the Millers Lad marriedthe Rich Merchants Daughter. And when hefinishes, you will hear Tuck say: And after the marriage, and as the towntrumpeter was proclaiming the news throughoutthe city, who should appear riding through thegate but the rich merchant? Then Nip will say, And that was a… … OLD-FASHIONED FOLKS BY CLARA M. KAHLE All grown-up folks ha\e greatly changed In almost every way;They do not seem to do the things They did in Grandmas day,When quilting-bees and singing-schools Were quite the style, she says;But all those things she tells about Sound very strange these days. But…
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