Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 430
ill wear a crest,If its blue and sunny weather,—One fine rainbow like a feather!Sometimes, too, the billow bringsScores of fishes, helpless things !And along the sands they shineIn a leaping silver line,Showing just the last waves track;And I try to put them back. Then the sunny afternoonsAll along… … THEN the sunny afternoons ALL ALONG THE SHINING DUNES ! 907 THE IMPUDENT GUINEA-PIG. By Charles F. Lummis. No other creature is so absolutely gracefulas a rattlesnake, and none more gentle in in-tention. It is only against imposition that heprotests. Our forefathers had learned a notunworthy lesson…
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