Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 240
e said. And thee will keepmy carnelian heart ? Verily I will, I said, all my life. And soI watched her gray cloak vanish up the roadbetween the gold and scarlet maple-trees. This is the carnelian heart, in this little case,Gwen. And the roses and lilies of mothersgarden ? Oh, it was years later… … MUSIC HATH CHARMS — INTERLUDE. 3. FINALE. SUMMER WIND. By R. K. Munkittrick. Happy spirit, free from care,Lightly drifting here and there,Through the forest murmurously,Waking music in the tree; Toying with the dewy blooms Where the brown bee drones and booms, Stealing odors from the red Roses in…
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