Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 91
d the tall, ra-diant flower standing proudly in the sunshine, with itslittle green hood on the path below. After that the other poppies bloomed in rapid succession,showing a wide variety of colors. We children thoughtwhite was the loveliest, tnough, and were never tired ofadmiring a tall white… … swayed blossom, and would in proper time come forth atthe call of the prince and assume her regal robes of purpleand scarlet. Indeed, the garden was a favorite spot with all of usthat summer, for there were other things to watch besidesthe flowers. There was the big, gray spider spinning hisweb in…
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