Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 281
you all have heard so often and yet seem to be never tired oflistening to, over and over again. •Tell it to us again, mother! cried her chil-dren, eagerly. The good lady readily agreed to repeat the oldstory, which had been heard at that fireside everyYule-tide eve for many years. And when… … THE SONG OF THE SWING.By Mrs. Caroline M. Harris. Climb into my lap, little girl, littlegirl,Since you wistfully-gazing stand;Climb into my lap of gray oldpine,—Lay hold of my hempen hand. A wonderful trip, little girl, lit-tle girl,We will take in a wonderful way,From the wonderful earth toward…
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