Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
much obliged to you for the lamb.I think it is very nice. There is nt anything I dhave liked so well as it. And to say good-bye, she timidly put out herhand. Old Sarah leaned down over the gate, andsaid: You dont want to kiss me for it, though, Isuppose,—now do you ? Amy put both her arms around… … •«Big= THE GRASSHOPPER. By Marie A. Brown. A grasshopper am I,For the winter laid by, No more hopping!But I never would die,Here I come, high and dry. Hopping, hopping! When the farmer sows rye,You will see me quite spry, Hopping, hopping !I cannot learn to fly,And so I never try, But keep hopping!…
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