Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 201
e was so prettyIt seemed a dreadful pityThat her daughter Mary Ann was to height in-clined to run; But when all four tucks, said she, Are let out, I m sure t will beA perfect fit for Mary Ann, OCallahan No. 1. On the morning of the picnic every child rose with the sun.How they shrieked with joyous… … THE FAIRY FLOWER. By Mary Bradley. Deep in the shadow of the wood, With somber things around it,The little fairy flower stood, And a little maiden found it.She found it on a dreary day When, for some mournful reason,The blue sky seemed not blue, but gray, And life a lonesome season. But when she…
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