Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 304
-] LITTLE CHRISTIE. 28l The next Sunday, many eyes were turned to theace where the little lame boy sat for the last•ne. He had a peculiarly sweet soprano voice,id for some months had led the choir of boys. Here endeth the second lesson.There was a hush, then clear and sweet soundede plaintive notes… … I AINT GOIN TU TOUCH YOU J HERE S YOUR APPLE. raightened, the sun shining through the west win->w tinged his face with its glory, his eyes wereised, and full and clear the notes rang out. Twas like an angel singing, whispered one another. That was the last they heard him sing. His face■ew paler…
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