Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 446
endous jerk,jumping from behind trees to scare per-sons. They also quite frequently usewatermelon rinds to smear your face withif they catch you. Those who are notmasked entice the fantastics by calling: Fantastic, come this way, come in themorning and stay all day! If theylook as if they are… … THE SUNLIT HILLS. BY ELIOT DAY (AGED 9). Oer the sunlit hills and far awayThe west is crimson with the close of day;And from the steeple comes the knellOf the village evening bell. Oer the sunlit hills and far awayThe west is crimson with the close of day ;The little stars then downward peepAnd…
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