Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 550
fellow, who was lying at full length on theground, and teasing a captive magpie. Slim, was the reply. Well, I reckon we 11 stop here for the present.Claims all taken up ? Thar s room enough ; and the miner laughedas he went on playing with the bird. The boys, somewhat dejected, drove down bythe… … , fir ■c - — -^ \.av v. sy&lK;^ ^ A JUNE MORNING LESSON. By Julia M. Dana. Twice one arc two :Prairie roses, blushing throughMy window—all aglow with dew. Twice one arc two. Twice two are four :Bees a-humming round the door—Calling others by the score. Twice two are four. Twice three are six…
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