Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 51
d twisting and twining, Wove her a roof to arch over her nest, Nor stopped for a moment to idle or rest. Weaving it, one of the mowing-men found her, While the scythes glistened and whistled around her. Then he declared that on her and her brood, Danger nor terror again should intrude. So all the… … LILLY KNOW SO DREADFULLY, AWFULLY HORRIBLE ! THE COONS MISTAKE. By Ellen Frances Terry. Now I always said the coon was nt to blame,and I say so still. What do you think ? Therewas nothing like a looking-glass to be had in thatgreat, green parade-ground ; not even a bit of stillpool where one might…
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