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Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1907

Copyright, 1880, BY LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON.

ALFRED MUDGE & SON, INC., PRINTERS, BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

TO MISTRESS BROWN-EYES.

At Christmas-tide, by Christmas fire, You’ll read these tales of mine;-- I see, above my story-book, Your happy brown eyes shine.

Dear eyes, that front the future time So fearlessly to-day, Oh, may from them some kindly Fate Keep future tears away,

And give you all your heart desires, My little English maid, For whom, in this far-distant land, My loving prayers are said!

I pray for Peace, since Peace is good, For Love, since Love is best: If prayers bring blessings, Brown-eyed Girl, How much you will be blest!

L. C. M.

August, 1880.

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