Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 120
r yourroads. I am afraid of the men and wheels,and the dreadful noises and tramping. I loveyou dearly, little sisters, but I must stay amongthe trees with my own people. Are there other dryads here ? asked Janet,looking about her anxiously. The little dryad nodded. Plenty of them,she whispered, but… … PLEASE COME AND PLAY, COAXED PRUE. for me in this tree as soon as I reached itlast night. Please come and play, coaxed Prue. 684 THE LITTLE DRYAD. But the little dryad shook her head. I cannot play with you any more, she said,a little sadly. I must never come out againexcept when the dryads call…
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