Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 27
lor would scarcelybe held to have excused his rashness. But inSir Richards mind life was a feather weighedagainst his ideas of honor. Freebooters they may have been, those dar-ing sailors of the days of Queen Bess, with ahound-like scent for Spanish treasure-ships andcaring little for the… … WINTER TREES. By Mrs M. F. Butts. Who finds the trees of winter bleakHas not the poets sight.They bear gold sunrise fruit at dawn,And silver stars at night. All day they prop the lowering clouds,No respite do they askAnd they sing in voices deep and wild,Like giants at a task. TOM PAULDING. (A Tale…
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