Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
thout which nothing can bedone. Handel, on the contrary, speaks to all, andwill never cease to appeal to the highest emotionsof those who hear his mighty works, but he hasnever influenced the history of music. It seems asif he had pushed oratorio to its highest limit, andas if his work in this… … PAU\lKWh* One evening, with the falling dew, Some Brownies round a cottage drew. And, while they strolled about the place Or rested from their recent race, Said one: I ve learned the reason why We miss the Biddy, Biddy ! cry. That every morning brought a score Of fowls around this cottage door ; T…
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