Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 467
AN INDIAN VALENTINE BY DOROTHY CORY STOTT (AGE 16) Lie not within thy wigwam, Singing-Water, Singing-Water ;The owl is calling, calling , The stars are riding high ;Oh, come to greet thy lover.Great chief s daughter, good chiefs daughter,Ihe mother pines are waitingTo sing thy lullaby .f^r … MY SCHOOL. BY HARRIET GARDNER, AGE I3. But when at last it was opened.With a trembling of tiny hands, The big sister cried out Oh, pooh!Only some paper and colored bands. But Dorothy, knowing its meaning, Said, It s a valentine! Dont you see?For now is the time to send them,And some one has sent…
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