Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 104
s with their fairy lightsAs lanterns serve him on his way; The leaves, stirred by the evening breeze,In dusky shadows gently sway. Then when a hoot-owl breaks the quiet,A longing stirs within his breast; He hurries on his homeward way,That he, too, may prepare for rest. MY FAVORITE MEMORY BY ELLIOT… … a long tramp on a rough trail through the woods, and fish-ing for trout in a small lake, right in a wild and unfre-quented spot among the mountains. Born and brought up in the heart of a big city, and hav-ing never been in touch with the real doings of nature, thistrip meant much to me. Some boys,…
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