Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 682
to serve them. They had only onebed, but they gave that to the strangers. The next morning they all went out to see the sunrise, and in the place of the village was a beautiful lake,and in place of their house was a palace, and Jupitertold them that was to be their home. He told them hewould give… … an oak tree. Tired people rested at their feet, and thelinden said : I am Baucis ; and the oak said : I amPhilemon. They welcomed people in their old house, they wel-comed people in their new house, and they welcomedpeople still. THE HUMMING-BIRDS NEST. BY HAROLD R. NORRIS (AGE II). One little nest…
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