Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 100
stayed there but forty minutes,So had little time to skate. Elizabeth Babcocks party had a merry time:They ran hither and thither, And this way and that;Three girls tore their frocks, And a boy lost his hat. But to Muriel Seeley belongs the honor of having thelast and best gem of the poets of… … 658 But now t is growing dark, and so good-by,Bare woods, and little birds that to your shelter fly. With the poets of twelve comesNina Elizabeth Prettyman, whosounds the call to the woods ina manner that most of us will echo : We re off for a picnic, boys, oh, oh !We 11 have a jolly time, I know.I…
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