Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 379
hegave them a pension and sent them to live ona fertile island, so that Gunga should not comenear to hurt her. The Princess took good care of her father,and when her eldest son grew to be twentyyears old, he piously performed the obsequiesof the old man, who died at that time. And if you look at… … When June has kissed the roses, And summer breezes blow,And daisies shine by the silver brookThat chatters down below, Oh, merry, merry goes the dayWhen farmers carry, carry the hay! When water-lilies blossom, And the old mill-wheels stand still,And all the little blue butterfliesCome dancing down…
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