Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 404
die some time for lack of breath; and so saying, he seized arose-bush and almost tore it up by the roots, scattering the rose-leaves far and wide. Alas ! said the Zephyr, as she hovered tenderly over the rose-bush, and tried weakly to gather up thefallen petals, you re not healthy for others, my… … HARVEST-HOME ! Harvest-home ! cried September, bursting in gayly. You have done pretty well,Mother, after all, have nt you? Seems to me I never before had so many apples and melons to touchup, and the vines are fairly groaning. I dont know as I shall have purple enough to give all the grapesa good…
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