Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 562
xtensive and apparently limitless was theview that our eyes finally became weary withgazing, and we determined to return home. Frequently losing our way, then recoveringit, we went on by day and night, until, on thesecond day, we reached a clearer field; then wepushed along at a rapid pace, and at… … HALLETT GLACIER FROM ACROSS THE LAKE. SPRING. A little bit of blowing, A little bit of snow,A little bit of growing,And crocuses will show.On every twig that s lonely a new green leaf will spring:On every patient tree-top a thrush will stop and sing. A little bit of sleeting, A little bit of…
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