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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 21

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race and beauty—T is admitted by the wise—And Carnation Pinks inheritBeauty, with the grace to wear it—Not that I would boast about it,Only—well, just use your eyes! Larkspur timidly peeped out:What is all the strife about? Every flower has some beauty—■Dont you think so ? Why, then,fallTo debating… … 1 w-^i \ GRANDMOTHERS GARDEN By Joel Benton Did you know it (what visions its memory unlocks!),With its bed of bright pansies and quaint four-oclocks?For the newfangled blossoms we dote on to-dayHave driven our grandmothers garden away. There were wonders within it, scarce known now, galore.Its…

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