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Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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wind was still high, after thestorm through which they had fought their wayout, the inland seas seemed to them as smoothas matting, as the saying is, and soon afterdawn all hands on board the Iurei-?naru arrivedsafely at Yedo. At that time in Yedo the orange merchants,in spite of the stress of weather, had beeneagerly awaiting orange-ships from KishuProvince every day, on account of the nearnessof the bellows festival. And this was the onlyship that did not disappoint their expectations.When the ships arrival was known, the joy ofthe merchants was beyond description, andsoon this popular song immortalized the happywelcome of the orange-ship : On the dark sea beholdenA sail, a white sail!Whence does it hail? From Kishus far shore It brings precious store Of oranges golden. ontinued.) YOURS SEVERELY. ( The Letter of a Five-year-old.) By Edith M. Thomas. Once more she dipped her pen in ink,And wrote: I love you dearly.And now, she said, and stopped to think, I 11 put, I m Yours severely?
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WHAT S IN A NAME? By Hannah G. Fernald. In the morning he s a pirate, with a cutlassand a gun,And we tremble at the flashing of his eye;His name, as he informs us, is an awe-inspiring one: Lord Ferdinando Roderigo Guy! By ten oclock our pirate has renounced hisgory trade;In armor now, he has a lance and shield;He gallantly advances to defend a helplessmaid,And we know that bold Sir Launcelothas the field. And next, a skulking savage, he is lurking inthe hall,Most alarming in his feathered war-array;But he graciously assures us he will answer if we call Hiawatha Mudjekeewis Ojibway! As Horatio Nelson Dewey he s an admiralof parts,And last in all his catalogue of namesComes the very simple title under which herules our hearts,For when he s sound asleep he s merely James!

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