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THE SAN FRANCISCO FAIRY.

A Tale of Early Times.



  Down came the Fish's lower jaw upon her light canoe,
  And he asked her if that ladder would answer for her shoe-;
  Then tripping up it lightly, she spied a splendid seat,
  With wampum it was covered---her lover's it would beat.



SAN FRANCISCO


PUBLISHED BY C. P. KIMBALL, AND FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.


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THE SAN FRANCISCO FAIRY


A Tale of Early Times.




  At such a sight she fainted, yet still she did not fall,
  But straightway told her sorrows, she told him of them all.
  The Fish he wagged his little fin, and shook his pointed nose,
  And said, "My darling Maiden, into my mouth you goes!"



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