Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 101
e out they ran and holloed,And the bumblebee he followed.He would sting first one and then the t other,And then he d raise a yell from another. Ida OConnell goes to the woods to learn, and rightly: In the woods I d lie and listen,Neath a giant oak-tree curled; There I d learn the lore of natureAnd… … WHITLOCK, AGE 14- 1900.] Anne Sellack is sixteen, and her pretty lines give promise of better work to come: Oh, naught is more fair than the woods in spring, And naught is more sweet than its blossoms gay,For winter and snow are passedaway,And joy and new life are ineverything. And now we will…
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