Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 571
ngshower of bell-like blooms, andall the air is heavy with thescents of the South. So throughthe long evening the people situpon the gallery and chat orread or sing or doze or plan ordiscuss their little family affairs. But lightlythese latter must be done, for there is a galleryon every house and… … [.LA ON ANXl M IATION blUliKT. ironwork, as fine as art and handicraft can Children make of the gallery a play-house;make it, with, mayhap, the figures of its field young people here entertain their friends; theoutlined in some bit of color, as gold or green; elders discuss the affairs of a nation…
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