Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 699
em more cheerful. Althougli the people onlysay, It s going to be a good day to-morrow, when theysee me shining, they go their way a little more cheerful be-cause of the thought of good weather. With the rich people its different, said Twinkle. Ikeep them from getting conceited ; for when they look… … BY CLARENCE THORNTON, AGE 14, The little fir-tree shivered, and the storm-wind, blowinghis mighty blast, passed onward. (The lines of the song are taken from an old Spanishballad.) THE STORY OF THE STARS BY FLORENCE M. KIET.Y (AGE 15) As I was sitting all alone on the veranda one summernight, I…
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