Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 605
cat stole out of a smallaperture in the house wall, where a stone hadfallen away, and with long, stretching stridescame rubbing against his ankles. Immediately,out of the same hole, a little face with yellowrings of hair about it, and a keen, cautious ex-pression of the eyes, looked forth into his… … BY ANNIE WILLIS McCULLOUGH We have a splendid looking-glass,My little mistress Blanch and I;It has a frame of waving green. It shows the trees, the reeds, the sky. And we can see ourselves as plain,I see her hands, her dress, her hair; And, when the water s still enough,I see her smiling at me…
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