Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 151
nt of livelier green, And flowers that scent the air along its way.Thus secretly should charity attend Those who in wants dim chambers pine and grieve;And nought should eer reveal the aid we lend, Save the glad looks our kindly visits leave. THE STORY OF THE JOLLY HARPERHIS GOOD FORTUNE. MAN AND By… … There was a jolly harper man,That harpit aye frae toun tae toun. —Old Ballad. the most charming player in all the world,children followed him in crowds through the strenor could they be stopped while he continued ping; even the animals in the woods stood on thaunches to listen, when he wandered…
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