Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 643
ossed it to Roy. Have a look! he called, as Chub seized him.Roy had a look, and exclaimed: It s Harry! Well, what of it? asked Chub, defiantly. Oh, nothing, murmured Roy. Oh, nothing, echoed Dick, softly, and, join-ing arms, they marched twice around the deckin the moonlight, whistling the… … IN MY SONG IS THE NOTE OF THE FERNS AND THE MOSSES. THE WOOD-VOICE BY ISABEL ECCLESTONE MACKAY Would you learn of the Forest,Its tears and its laughter,The lore of the trailWhere the sunlight is paleAnd the shadows creep after? I live in the trees— I am always there, singing;My song has no end, And…
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