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Fresh flowers for children (1852)

Gordon, Katherine Parker, Mother · Boston : J. Munroe · leaf 30

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meet.Gliding oer the clustering vine,Sweeping through the shadowy pine ?O ! its voices are to meSweeter than all minstrelsy! Silent stars ! I do not knowWhy I ahvaj^s love you so. 20 - SO]XG OF THE STARS. Beaming down so pure and fairTln-ough the clear and tranquil air.Tiiat I feel you are my… … z^MBL THE DEAD SNOW-BIRDS. The winters sun shone bright and clear,The sky was dressed in bhie, The earth had put her mantle onThat morning, white and new. IIow quietly the snow had come, And powdered every tree ;The little snow-birds left their home, Chirping with joy and glee. Tliey flew into a…

Children's poetry, American · Children in literature

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