Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 86
) of Peru ;What an army! Too many to singly recall.But our grandmothers garden could wel-come them all. The lilac of springtime is ever in mind; Its fame is as broad as the range of mankind ; Long linked with the thoughts of our ear-liest years, Its faint, luscious odor brings rapture andtears. You… … Fftj GRIP, THE TALKING CROW. (A>z (fer-triie Tale.) By Eudora Black. Grip was his name. He was so calledin honor of the talking raven immortalizedby Charles Dickens in his story BarnabyRudge. Whether he proved worthy thename I leave to my readers to judge. Ever since I read of the original Grip…
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