Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 470
forgetful —as some boysare! — left the matter for a few days, and thenfound that he did not at all need to send his poemto the clock-man. For by that time the clock-man, yes, and the clock-mans wife (who proved tobe a dear old lady indeed) had come to live nearthe childrens home. They came so as to… … AND IT WAS AT THE CASTLE STONE THAT HAROLD RECITED HIS POEM TO THEM BOTH. THE RAMBLER ROSE BY LORNA INGALLS What shall I do! the Rambler said, and oh, where shall I go!The Adders-tongues and Leopard-plants are standing in a row;The Dandelions straying wild on every hand I see;If they should wander…
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