Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 567
ly and gaining fresh strength in the struggle.On such a bush one day T counted two hun-dred and ninety roses. For weeks I have watched the spring comeon. I think it must be natures way of moving,this slow, slow pace of the South. In myNorthwestern home, where the snows are somedays suddenly swept… … ALLIGATORS IN THE PAR the earth is thirsty for rain. But here the treesare so lazy! The live-oaks have been loitering ■9°3-] THE CITY THAT LIVES OUTDOORS. 419 along their way to greenness, the birds seemsleeping away the fair days, or else they havegone their way to the North, for I see no signsyet…
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