Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 552
- |\J |The little stream J L I | I C HO murmursA lay soft andlight;The cool breezessigh —Tis the Voice ofthe Night. P t A CHILD TO ITS MOTHER BY NATHALIE GOOKIN (AGE 7)Oh, mother dear, When you were a child,Did you ever fear The night black and wild,The deep dark night When there is no light, Oh,… … She runs into the garden first, To see the flowers she loves so well; They nod at her as if to say, Good-morning, little Belle. And when she leaves the garden, She says good-by to all,The hollyhocks, the roses, The larkspur blue and tall. MY FAVORITE CHILD IN HISTORY RY ELIZABETH C. WALTON (AGE II)…
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