Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
they had to walk. That must have been a Dublin boy, said Ned. That s a good poem, said I, as we rose from the horse-block. I like that. Yes, said Ned; it ought to be printed. I m glad to hear you say so, said Jimmy. But I think I can improve it in a few spots, if I Nobody on our side of the river… … JIMMY RECITES HIS POEM OF THE UNLUCKY FISHERMEN. I can find out for certain. I shall state it so in the I think you were too severe in your criticismspoem. on the poem, said I. I m afraid Jimmy felt They came up slowly from th * gate. hurt. And Fido—that is to say, Prince—walked behind: Do you…
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