Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1002
s transformed as if by magic, and becamea mass of rare and lovely flowers. The choicest foreign plants, the gayest native blooms, the shy-est wild posies,—all were at home in Gerdaslovely garden over which the sea-breeze blew.But Gerda herself was the fairest flower of themall. She watched and… … BUT SOMETIMES THE LORD M.WOR S SON CAME. disguised as a courtier, to see how the flowersfared. And he said that she had the most beau-tiful garden in all Kissington-by-the-Sea, and hehoped that she would win the prize, which wasvery encouraging. No one else knew about Gerdas garden. Itwas far from…
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