Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 724
er sitting in a circleon the floor,With the chickens feeding near them, and thecow,None were gayer, west or east; For if Love be at the feast,Such a trifle as a table does nt matterin the least —Home was home, two thousand years ago, as now! And in days or new or old beats the same aheart thats… … HIS MAMA SHE HUGGED AND KISSED HIM IN HER EARLY ENGLISH WAY. BLUE-EYED GRASS. Blue-eyed grass in the meadowAnd yarrow-blooms on the hill, Cattails that rustle and whisper,And winds that are never still; Blue-eyed grass in the meadow,A linnets nest near by, Blackbirds caroling clearly Somewhere…
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