Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 47
n on the wing;And the tulips all unfoldCups of purple, rose, and gold. Then will wave the fragrant clover, Neath a peaceful, turquoise sky,For the bee, the merry rover. And the pretty butterfly. Prithee, do not fancy now.When no leaf is on the bough.When the earth is white with snow.That t will… … MARJORIE AND HER PAPA. By Lieut. Robert H. Fletcher. Then at noon we sat down on the sand in theshade of some rocks and ate our luncheon. We shall have to wait till the tide goes outbefore we can gather any shells, I said. Why ? said Maijorie. Does nt the tidelike you to have them ? Frankie laughed…
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