Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 381
ay nearly reach the lofty height,And then descend with strong,swift flight; The boundless stretch of prairie grassWhich waves and rustles as you pass,And whispers to the roving breeze,Or to the birds and flowers and trees,Or to the river deep and blue,That winds the fertile prairie through ; These… … SCHOOL-DAYSBINGHAM Vet we will yield you golden grain,Helped by the sunshine and the rain;And we are rich in mineral store,Our bounties on you we will pour.We 11 help you better lives to live,For what were living but to give?
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