Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 89
-ing eye,For-get-ting to chew her cud ;Baa ! bleats the goat by the hay-stack tied, The po-ny stamps in his stall,The par-rot, perched by the win-dow wide, Be-gins to scream and call,The kit-tens un-der the ta-ble hide, Bow-wow ! barks Frisk in the hall;And lit-tle Char-ley comes run-ning outTo see… … JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT. Now the bright morning-star, days harbinger,comes dancing from the east, and leads with herthe flowery May, as somebodys Jack said, everso long ago. Talking of long ago, my youngsters, youought to be truly thankful that you dont live inthe times of the old Romans, for they gave…
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