Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 306
brick, with water on every floor? Well, they did. Kind farmers, working forcharity, were offended, and made complaint. Thematter was explained, the children lectured onthe sin of bragging, and that rock was happilypassed. How can they thank the man who has done allthis, better than in the words of… … A VIEW WHICH CITY CHILDREN WOULD REMEMBER. 8o6 THE MAJORS BIG-TALK STORIES. NOS. V. & VI, [August, THE PET NAME. There was an old farmer of Squarm Who called his wife nothing but Marm. She said, It sounds queer, But if you like it, dear, / like it; so w here is the harm ? THE MAJORS BIG-TALK…
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