Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 304
the culprits werehardly out of babyhood, so perhaps they hadnot yet learned about the broad stone ofhonor, on which it is good to set ones feet. I must not leave the garden without speak-ing of the cherry-trees. These must havebeen planted by early settlers, perhaps by thesame hand that planned the… … THE HOME CALLED GREEN PEACE. hand I know not — with the finest varieties of white-hearts and black-hearts, and theybore amazing quantities of cherries. These at-tracted flocks of birds, which our father in vaintried to frighten away with scarecrows. Oncehe put the cat in a bird-cage and hung her…
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