Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
,Bearing gentians in my hand, Beautiful and blue. While I spoke the fringed lidsSlowly seemed to rise, As if by some magic touch;And, to my surprise, Every little gentian blueOpened wide its eyes. See! I said, and held my flowers In the gas-lights glow;See, I found them fast asleep By the brook… … WHAT S ALL THAT FOR? WAS REDS FIRST QUESTION. THE SILVERTON REVOLUTION BY ZELIA MARGARET WALTERS Come on, Red! Were waiting. Come on; hurry !Red put his head over the edge of the hammockin an exasperating, slow way, and demanded,Why? where? what? Because if we dont hurry we wont get donebefore…
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