Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 684
wet grass, picking up the pieces of the old brown pitcher and trying to fit them togetheragain. All my pretty sunshine spilt! he cried, almostweeping with sorrow and vexation. What was to be done ? He would bring homesome of it, and now, what should he put it in ?. He threw away the pieces, seeing… … w BENNIE STARTS OFF IN A RUN HOMEWARD. So there he sat frowning, his flaxen head restingon both hands again, trying to think what to donext. But no thought would come to him thistime, and he got up to go home, with a pout on hisred lips. As he rose he noticed for the first time whatlovely flowers…
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