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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 163

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of, sky-blue. His garden was bright with tintsOf blossoming peach and quince,And a million flowers whose like has not beenseen before or since;And set mid delicate odorsWere cute little toy pagodas,That looked exactly as if you might go in forice-cream sodas! A silver fountain playedIn a bowl of… … Each day she came and satOn her queer little bamboo mat. THE LITTLE BROTHER OF LOO-LEE LOO 145 l And I hope she carried a doll or two, but Icant l>c sure of that !)She watched the fountain toss,\nd she gazed the bridge across,And she worked a bit of embroidery fine witha thread of silken floss.

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