Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 615
coastwise throw a steady beam, by which the good ships steer;And meanwhile sounds the whistling-buoy to bid them come not near.We have the trade of states to guard, and lives of sailor-men,And sleep not till the screaming gulls call up the day again. And when the little fisher-boats come beating up… … THE APPLE-TREE. By Harriet Lewis Bradley. \ Aunt Elinor is eighty-three years old, and I ameleven. My name also isElinor. We both of us^H love the apple-tree. Someday I am to have it formy own, with the littlecannon and the rows ofcurrant-bushes and thebed of tall flowers againstthe fence, where…
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