Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 71
JACK FROST. By Ruth Hall. Jack: Frost passed this way last night,And nipped, with saucy fingers, Every gold and scarlet leafThat on my maple lingers. He scratched a message on the pane-A hint more kind than courtly : Better see to fires and flowers !I 11 be back here shortly ! … By J. L. Harbour. One day, when I was a boy, Jack Dillowaycame over to our house with something hecalled a scheme. Jacks schemes were always of a kind cal-culated to contribute to Jacks enjoyment oflife. His parents sometimes said regretfullythat about all Jack thought of was a goodtime. But now…
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