Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 95
eril of drowning, are now, after ashort period of happiness, exposed to equal danger 78 THE JEWELLED TREE. [DecemkI and worse pain, from the dry waves of dust and an and for awhile, before the floods reach their heigl agonizing thirst. How eagerly, then, they listen the vast plains, covered with… … By A. M. Machar. When all the trees were clad in green,And all the birds were singing, And blossoms full of incense sweetTheir perfumes forth were flinging,— One tree, amid the joyous scene,Looked sad and discontented, And to the gentle summer breezeIn whispering tones lamented. It murmured to an…
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