Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 449
was delight in Grannys remarks about how tall So when he and Mytyl left, much to the regret of they had grown; even though the supper given those whom the earth-folk call dead, they carried them was good. with them the blackbird, which in their simple, Amid all this rollicking joy, Tyltyl suddenly… … THE DANCE OF THE HOURS. sighted a blackbird in a cage near by—a birdwhich looked blue. All a-tingle, he begged of hisgrandaddy and granny to be given this treasure. But now, have you not guessed what the BlueBird really means? Once more on the road torejoin Light, whom they have been told to fol-…
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