Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 50
ncied theylooked as hungry as wolves. I had a great mind to dig down into the holewith a stick, and see what had become of thecaterpillar. But I thought it was nt quite fair totake the roof off a mans house to find out how hecooks his beef for dinner; so I sat still awhile, andwondered whether they… … THE LARKS NEST. By Mary E. Bradley-. Once was a meadow, where in the June weather Daisies and buttercups blossomed together. There came a field-lark and built her a nest,— Five speckled eggs she hid under her breast; Sitting alone, while afar and above her Rang the sweet song of her mate and true…
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