Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 91
apple-or-chards rose-coloreddomes surroundthe barnsgray gable likebillows of sun-rise-tintedclouds driftingabout somegranite moun-tain peak;while separatetrees, like detachedwreaths of vapor,hang poised abovethe ploughed fieldsand distant meadows.The spreading creamy flower-headsof the black-haw… … FLOWERS OF THE BLUE-BERRY. The urn-shaped bells suggest theform of the fruit. the woods have now become great hanginggardens, yet do we always pause as we should,to explore them? Here, by the pond, a groupof lofty swamp oaks tower high into the airabove us ; and, as our eyes penetrate the…
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