Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 171
his that he began to call him-self Little Brother. I like that name, he said, because it makesme feel as if there were more of us. It is nt alonesome name; it s a nice all-together sort ofname! At last and at last the spring began to come, Little sisters, little sisters, Do you hear ?Is it love and… … high up on Fray Mountain. Little Brother r- felt a good deal as he supposed the brookfelt when it burst its icy armor and ran boister-ously over the meadow, half laughing and halfcrying, and all but breaking its little heart for purejoy. He ran all over the meadows, too; but when hecame in with wet…
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