Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 105
silken skirt to let it pass. This is the bedtime of the weary day;Clouds wrap him warmly in a blanket gray;From out the dusk where creek and meadow lie,The frogs chirp out a sleepy lullaby;A single star, new-kindled in the west,A flickring candle, lights the day to rest. O lovely night, sink deep… … Amy Robsart. They were very small and I dont see how sheever got through the doorway with the large skirts they worein those days. We saw the room in the Kings Arms Inn where SirWalter Scott wrote Kenilworth. I had just read it, so I was doubly interested in seeingthe castle and all it contained.…
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