Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
the edge of the forest, and another little pine-tree perished. It was in the warm and mellow Indian sum-mer that I strolled along the edge of the forest.There I saw the one lone little pine-tree, and Isaw that a great blackberry-bush would choke … THE PINE-TREE I.Y it. In pity, I dug it up — carefully, tenderly;and now the one little pine-tree grows near ahouse, and it and I are happy. L. H. Bailey. There s a little grove of beautiful ever-green trees on a lawn near by. The lowerlimbs have been trimmed off up to a distanceof about fifteen…
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