Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 205
ithits unpleasant smell, the greatwhite trillium, or wake-robin,and others, but none so beau-tiful as this smaller flower, withits crimson painting. And now you must put onyour rubber boots, or, betterstill, take a flat-bottomed boatand a stout pole, for we aregoing into wet places. Thereare many… … PAINTED TRILLIUM. 1902]. IN THE WOODS JUNE. 743 delicate rose-pink flower, growing on a tall,slender stem, its roots, like those of the grassaround it, actually in the black bog-water—are-
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