Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 473
y leave a path where the pansies grow. So now we have passed through our firstwinter together. Bleak days, bright days, snowydays, and holidays have whirled and canteredby, and here comes March, the boisterousherald of spring, pounding on the outer gatesand calling in a fresh, strong voice : Way… … 1IDWINTER. BY GEORGE MERRITT, JR. (GOLD BADGE.) 460 change. The garlanded singers may not dressand look now as they did in the long ago, buta hillside facing the March sun will set a boysheart going to-day just as it always did, andthe first dog-tooth violet will make him searcheagerly among the…
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