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St. Nicholas (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 542

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ONE. 509 had, in some way, mingled itself with his dreams, tiresome old lady, whose poetry was of very little It was no wonder, for Kitty was continually repeat- account — by which it will be seen that Sams ing Mother Gooses poetry, and the clock, which literary taste was poor. But now it occurred… … r--vy----r^^.W^5:tjL«.y TKK M-iSrtKV bOl-VED. Sam remembered, now, that he had heard hersinging it over and over the day before. It hadnot suggested any idea to him then; he onlywished that he need not hear quite so much aboutclocks, and he thought that Mother Goose was a A mouse might be the…

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