Sketch of Connecticut, Forty Years Since — Chapter XVI
"Dark, rugged brows, and rigid forms enfoldWarm, grateful hearts, to feeling never cold;Thus the rough husk, and rind impervious, hideThe luscious Cocoa, with its milky tide."
Lydia Huntley Sigourney (1791–1865)
"Dark, rugged brows, and rigid forms enfoldWarm, grateful hearts, to feeling never cold;Thus the rough husk, and rind impervious, hideThe luscious Cocoa, with its milky tide."