Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 207
natural abode, a store-house so remarkable. Can instinct aloneteach, or have experienceand reason taught, thesebirds that, far better thanthe bark of trees or crev-ices in rocks, or any otherhiding-place, are thesehidden cavities they makefor themselves within thehollow stems of distantplants ?… … ST. NICHOLAS CRIED, I HEARD YOUR VOW; AND LADY LORRAINE SHALL BE MY BRIDE, NOW ! (SEE PAGE I95.) 192 THE LAY OF THE LADY LORRAINE. By Carolyn Wells. The Lady Lorraine was sweet and fair; The Lady Lorraine was young;She had wonderful eyes and glorious hair,And a voice of a cadence rich and rare;Oh,…
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