Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 704
as trying to catch. Her seat was now too far from the pools for herto note how the anemones and snails were enjoyingtheir twice-a-day visit from the tide, how the petalsquivered and widened, the weeds grew brighter,and the fish darted about with renewed life andvigor. 1 dont believe it would have… … SHE CLIMBED UP HIGHER STILL. made of wax, was much more satisfactory. Whatwas particularly nice, she lent Eyebright her blan-ket-shawl to wear, for the cave had begun to feelvery chilly. The shawl was not large, but it wasbetter than nothing; and with this round her shoul-ders, and Dolly cuddled in…
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