Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 167
i>fo%> THE FOX-GLOVE. When summer days come round againThe cunning Fox-glove leaves its den.It wears a mild and harmless mien,And never is its weapon seen;But yet to shoot it dearly loves —Its firearms must be in its gloves. vl/ … The, pox— QlOve. THE DOG-WOOD. We love the happy Dog-wood days,When he who walks by shady waysWelcomes in every grove and parkThe gentle Dog-woods friendly bark;It never bites; no sign is thereTo bid us of the Dog beware.
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