Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 357
he crafty neighbor was probably not sojubilant, for after all his scheming he had beenforced to furnish his own horse to the govern-ment, since the intended substitute was no-where to be found. Mabel lived to see the war ended, and ourbeloved Stars and Stripes floating over a freeand peaceful land;… … IN THE FIELDS. In summer-time I often goOut to the fields where daisies growAnd, kneeling on the grassy ground,I pick the flowers all around. And just before I leave the fieldI find a buttercup concealedDown in the grass. And then I stayTo pluck its petals while I say: One for fingers, two for…
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