Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 394
es.Other carriages were trimmed with the abun-dant California holly-berries, or the fern-likepepper-tree and its bunches of bright red ber-ries, while others were ornamented with thegolden wild-poppy, the State flower. The day, though in the middle of the win-ter months, is here warm and beautiful.… … By Tudor Jenks. Behold me ! cried the Violin ; I have such harmonies withinAs make the eye of beauty dim. I make men smile, I bid them weep,I rouse their pride, or lull to sleepThe children with a twilight hymnFrom bird-song sweet to thunder-rollI voice the universalLet but a master sweep strings…
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