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Grand Haven is in Michigan, and in possession, too, / Of as many rare attractions as our party ever knew: -- / The fine hotel, the landlord, and the lordly bill of fare, / And the dainty-neat completeness of the pretty waiters there; / The touch on the piano in the parlor, and the trill / Of the exquisite soprano, in our fancy singing still; / Our cozy room, its comfort, and our thousand grateful tho'ts, / And at our door the gentle face / Of / H.
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