Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 465
the wind pass by ?) and said : The frail Anemone has friends. And who ? But there the story ends. 438 OUR LETTER. [Ml A BALL s a ball, and nothing more,When it lies upon the floor.See how grave and still its air !Not a bit of frolic there. What is this ? Can Pussys touchChange the quiet thing so… … OUR LETTER. By M. F. Armstrong. There were once three young people, a brotherand two sisters, who were enabled, through thelove and wisdom of those upon whom they de-pended, to make a very delightful journey. Forsix long months they dreamed a dream of swiftlychanging wonders, and the crowning…
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