Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
r rope appears to be onfire, and every motion makes the water glimmer.The crabs and fishes sparkle, many with a lightof their own. So, you see, instead of being adark and barren place, as the majority of peopleseem to regard it, the ocean, even at the great-est depths, is probably made bright by… … I climbed and I climbed to the top of the tree; High up in the branches I stood .Below in the field was a man with his plough, And I called him as loud as I could . He stopped,and he looked at the hedges and lane , And no one at all could he see ,For he never once thought, as he wondered and stared…
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