Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 502
rcia D. Bradbury. It glistens in the ocean wave,It lives in yonder summer sky,The harebell and forget-me-notAre tinted with its brightest dye. It sparkles in the sapphires depths,Its touch is on the turquoise laid;And in the robins speckled eggIts faintest tinges are displayed. So far, perhaps, you… … THE CHILDREN VIEW DON PEDRO. Frank. Bowland was a thoughtful and ingen-ious boy, forever making machines of some sort,—printing-presses, magic lanterns, scroll-saws, sleds,and what not. Well, on one occasion he took it intohis head to construct a large doll in the semblanceof a man,—of a hideous,…
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