Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 301
has toldMe to be red and you to be gold. The mornings hush and the poppys blushAre dear to the heart of dayAs the noontide hour, with its triumphs won,And the flower that rivals the glowing ^4. sun. 1 Heaven is large, and its chiefest chargeIs that life shall be broad and free,And it bids the… … 1886.] WONDERS OF THE ALPHABET. 771 WONDERS OF THE ALPHABET. By Henry Eckford. Sixth Paper. You must have noticed the difference in yourown handwriting, when you are using a pen thatdoes not suit you, and when you have one to whichyou are accustomed. Similarly, when you arewriting on a slate — a…
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