Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 88
ared by many wily plots, I sighed, the hapless Queen of Scots ! THE YELLOW COTTAGE. 75 Where darting swallows used to flit, Close to me, on some jutting rocks, Above the river, I would sit For hours, and wreath my yellow locks, And trill A childs shrill song, and. singing, play It was a sirens… … Oh golden hours ! when I, to-day, Would make a truce with care. No more of queens, in bright array, I dream, or sirens fair ; In thought, I am again the little maid Who round the yellow cottage played 76 A DAY AT SYDENHAM. [December A DAY AT SYDENHAM.By Elizabeth Lawrence. LITTLE Dora lived in…
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