Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
yet light to bear,And laden with cool, refreshing air.As. bound on errands of help and pity,She carries them through the scorching city. To-day she is sitting by tinv bedsCooling poor little, suffering heads;Fanning lightly — softly— slowTill the little ones far into dreamland go. I often think of… … And what do you think, Papa ! A gentlemanleft his horse down on the beach, yesterday, withhis two little children in the carriage. The horseran away and came right up past our house ! The speaker was Harry Bradford, a bright boyof ten years. He was the oldest of five children,and, with his brother…
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