Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 239
ssoming only on the great festivals. Whether one believes the fable or not, the plantis of itself a wonderful one, and all of its namesare pretty. When it can be procured, it makesa fitting accessory to a Christmas-tree, for thereason that it grew in the far country where ourLord was born, and its… … It- isfAjtgm Oh, blue are the hills of Faeryland, And green the summer meadows be,And reedy many a rivers strand, And stately every forest tree.And all the bridle bells do ring, As knights come riding, two and two,Aneath the wood; and, like a king, Sir Urgan rides in armor blue.II.And lo ! as down…
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