Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 387
lightful than a drive through the woods which were begin-ning to change their summer garments for the more beau-tiful ones of fall; also the nuts were ripe and we might getsome to put away for the winter. So, having hastily gota lunch together, at about ten oclock we started bag andDaggage on our… … THE HARVEST. BY DOROTHY M. HOOGS, AGE 12. one leading to what we called the mountains, where wehad decided to go. How we did enjoy it! Our beautiful Canadian woodswere just at their best in their warm red and gold coloring;the squirrels were running busily about gathering the har-vest which must…
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