Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 165
of breath, the sugar-plums to win. But Leafy-ear and Twisty-top, the tricksiest of elves,Could point, with pride, a way outside, by stony knobs and shelves; And soon the Princess Lovely-locks—most wonderful to see—Went leaping up the belfry like a squirrel up a tree! She climbed without, and he… … THINK OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS WHO BORETHE QUAINT OLD PIOUS NAMES OF GRACE. LITTLE PURITANS. By Ethel Parton. Call the roll of the long ago, Boys and girls of our brisk to-day;Faintly still to harkening earsFloats an echo across the yearsOf other childrens play. Think of the boys and girls who bore…
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