Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 437
s letters home are whatyou might call noncommittal. The following, acamp leader tells us, are, verbatim, some of theletters that boys in camp have written home totheir parents: My dear sir My tennis-racket—my camera—my ball glove.Yours respectfully Dear Mother and Father: Well and having a good… … There was a happy B, as any one could C,Who never heaved a sigh of any siiii. He would fly among the pppp. The nectar there to cccc.And gather pollen on his little thiiii. With neither haw nor G, hed fly away to TAnd there the honey hed begin to uuuu. Living always at his eeee. With no one who…
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