Fireside fairies : or, Christmas at Aunt Elsie's (1852)
Pindar, Susan, ca. 1820-1892 · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 194
o create. Thus time wore on—day faded into twilight—the rainbows no more spanned the sparkling waters ;night folded her mantle of shadows over all the earth,and still Kolph lay in dreamy unconsciousness by theside of the Diamond Fountain. Morning dawned, gloomy and cheerless, and Kolphrousing… … %fe^€Kl«^ FIRESIDE FAIRIESr 183 fresh beauty into being at every drop that fell. Theylooked dark and discolored in the leaden hue of theclouded, threatening sky, and the flowers upon itsbrink were withered and scentless. Rolph, thoughstartled at the change, thought not in his bewilder-ment of the…
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