Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 84
a sharp nip, but T am still King. Well ! said the Cherry-tree, as she viewed with dismay the withered remains of her bridal veil, this is the first time I ever took Time by the forelock, and I wish I had given him a good pull for getting me into such a scrape. I shall have to call all my blossoms… … mm Good-bye, April! cried Mays pretty voice, as she came dancing in with a great bunch of flowers in herhand, Ive such a lovely white wreath for the May Queen, and all sorts of bright, sweet things for you,Mother Nature. Everything looks beautiful — the brooks are all in tune, and your garden is…
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