Ice on the Highway Seven buxom women abreast, and arm in arm, Trudge down the hill, tip-toed, And breathing warm; They must perforce trudge thus, to keep upright On the glassy ice-bound road, And they must get to market whether or no, Provisions running low With the nearing Saturday night, While the lumbering van wherein they mostly ride Can nowise go: Yet loud their laughter as they stagger and slide! |
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