Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 170
ned thatshe cried. Then suddenly she heard a loudvoice, and then — Why, then the little girl woke up. Woke uptruly; for she had been only dreaming aboutthe Strange Land all this time, while she wasreally in her little crib at home. And the night-lamp was burning low, and her own mammawas leaning… … The robins and blackbirds awoke me at dawnOut in the wet orchard,beyond the green lawn , For there they were holding- a grand jubilee ,And no one had wakened to hear it but me . The sweet honeysuckles were sprinkled with dew ;There were hundreds of spider-webs wet with it too, And pussy-cat.out by…
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