McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 126
o much to say aboutthe family as they should, being occupied with the com-moners, which may be met on more equal terms. Whywe should shrink at approaching superiors I do not know,but if by chance a flower or a friend unveils mystery, ina moment we straightway seek out folk of our own kindwhom we… … THE HIGH TIDE OF JOY 77 relative wildings, which we seek in the swamps and plantin the marshy spots of our grounds. If one has reachedthat stage of years when his consciousness warns himthat it is time to choose companionship to solace the hourwhen the race is to the swift, a garden inclosure to…
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