THE BROWNIES IN CANADA.

2 Then, walking on the roof or ridge,

They crossed the long Victoria Bridge

From end to end, not trusting to

The road inside, for well they knew

The trains that thundered to and fro

Were every hour on the go.

To Granby next they quickly ran,

The birthplace of the Brownie man.

By tiny streams they sat and smiled,

In which he angled when a child,

On Shefford Mountain stood to gaze

Where oft he climbed in youthful days.
Thus went the band |

the country through

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But still the
Brownies worked
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At night alone,
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