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Bird children, the little playmates of the flower children (1912)

Gordon, Elizabeth, 1866-1922 · Chicago, P. F. Volland & company · leaf 76

An illustration from Bird children, the little playmates of the flower children, 1912, leaf 76 — A T EVENING, when the world is still,Mournfully sings the WHIP-POOR-WILL;In his brown suit, all trimmed with white,He slips so softly through the night. 72 /5! BIRD CHILDREN ,§! … E AVE SWALLOW, in his nest of clay,Always has lots of things to say;He and his brothers often race,Catching the insects round the place. 73 /,% (CTj BIRD CHILDREN fM j;-^iS

Birds · Children's poetry, American · American poetry

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