The Brownies Many More Nights (Classic Reprint)

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The bread, indeed, was not treat For frost had spoiled the farmer's wheat, But, that the ?our might go round, The wheat must in the mill be ground. The corn, no better as a crop, Refused to ripen, or to pop; And so the children felt their share Of hardship and misfortune there. The hopper must take up its clack, We '11 bring the hum Of business back.

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