SUSIE S. B.

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The birthday verses which follow were written by a little girl to please

her sister, and the Postmistress thinks they are very sweet. Mother did

quite right in advising Maggie to send them to Our Post-office Box:

Behold our little darling

In gorgeous garb arrayed!

Her presents are before her,

On the table nicely laid.

She smiles so sweetly upon all--

She's neither proud nor haughty;

She's sometimes very mischievous,

But hardly ever naughty.

Her lustrous eyes, of a dark brown hue,

Are a match for her wavy hair;

And of birthday queens our Annie dear

Is the fairest of the fair.

MAGGIE J. L.

JERICHO, LONG ISLAND.

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Harper's Young People, April 18, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 32 / 59 题