Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
easure out my way, I travel through the heat of noon,And for the dark make no delay. All things that change are changed by me,Yet I myself unchanged abide ; Although my face you cannot see,You find my work on every side. I shape the bud upon the shoot,And, through a never-ending round Bring bud to… … ^>e OLD WINTER TO THE MERMAID: EXCUSE ME, MISS, BUT I WANT TO FREEZE THIS POND OVER,SO THAT THESE YOUNG PEOPLE CAN GO SKATING.
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