Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 775
e. Dont you think youcould learn to be happy here? For a little there was silence in the dim anddusty passage under the ground, and then Bea-trice lifted her eyes to Jacks. Already I love—Denewood, she murmured. And so in time it came about that there wasanother Beatrice Travers who was mistress… … Sir Gubbes pet rooster crowed amain. Sir Gubbe woke with a shockAnd through his casement idly cocked an eye and eyed the cock.Quoth he, Sir Chanticleer, t is clear, doth greet the rising sun,And so must I! And so he did. And so our tales begun. T is hard on good Sir Gubbe thus early from his bed to…
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