Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 90
stayed a little while, and after theywere gone, our party lingered an hour or two inthe gardens, enjoying the music of the ColdstreamBand, and then they went inside to get Dorasparcels, which had been left in charge of the womanat the confectionery stall. By this time it was get-ting late, and they… … OLD SIMON. OLD Simon and his boys were glad To take the plainest fare;They brightened everything they had, With gratitude and prayer. Give thanks, said Simon, when ye rise,. Give thanks when day is done.And none than Simon were more wise,Or happy, under the sun. 78 M AKING A LIBRARY. [Decembe;…
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