Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 688
pring againThe living flowers that drink the light. And the wind that by the casement sweeps,It lapses with a summer-close; The brook through icy lattice peeps,And on, toward freedom, singing, goes! THE ENCHANTED ISLE BY ANNA MOORE in The beautiful way to Fairy-landIs always within your reach. It… … II IV It leads to the fairy grottoes there,And the caves where the treasures lie; And never were breezes so soft and sweet.And never so blue the sky. And when you are lost in enchanted woods,Each bird and beast is a friend; You never suffer a pang of fear,For you know t will happily end. 53 THE…
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