Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 107
feathers like burnished Now, 1 must tell you of two English boys whose bronze, and a purple and green throat,— a most picture you have on page 89. You will like to see splendid bird, that English gentlemen raise with them because they are the grandchildren of the great care and expense in the… … THE BOY WHO LIKED TO FEED THE PIGEONS. ing Beauty, and knows that Tennyson, now LordTennyson, has long been the great poet of ourday. These little boys, Alfred and Charles, oftenvisit their grandfather in his peaceful countryhome. Lord Tennyson dedicated a collection ofsome of his latest poems to…
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