Grand'ther Baldwin's Thanksgiving with Other Ballads and Poems by Horatio Alger
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She, much abashed, looks down,
For on his locks so brown She seems to see the marks her lips have made. Whereby she stands confest; What need to tell the rest? He said, "I think, fair maid, you have my heart. "Nay, do not give it back, I shall not feel the lack, If thou wilt give to me thine own therefor." JOHN MAYNARD. 'Twas on Lake Erie's broad expanse One bright midsummer day, The gallant steamer Ocean Queen Swept proudly on her way. Bright faces clustered on the deck, Or, leaning o'er the side, Watched carelessly the feathery foam That flecked the rippling tide. Ah, who beneath that cloudless sky, That smiling bends serene, |
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