Three Little Emigrants: A Romance of Cork Harbor

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(He umM become the green.) e, but LI IS 1 burning shame I      lothnik
; joi// stin<l bv the Queen i   ?1
• Garni-t sidtb\si(lt, /—T"
irlet breast she spied medal — there to tell
aw bravely those dark Arabs died ?
But Katv heard — the nurserv-bcll
Sure, that's the mistress.   She's come doBTi [•ought be.iutifull), though, out there—    I     j      To be ameddling," Katy said; i nth ' he s a splendid scar to hide |     | •• And it's herself would say the town
K\ this time ought to be in bed !"
Lgant black hair' *¦
K. «j set her cap — as clean As snow, pink ribbons, smrts of lice
aited bv the hedge unseen (Now, Katy, )0u will lose \our pi
U here are the children, Katy ? "   " Sure, ;
It is myself that ought to know! he lir to-night, ma'am, was so pure
I stole outside a bit, and so — "
Where are the children
he\ ought to be i   W
I \i bun a thinking — C
I he things I couldn't