Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 343
w,beyond this the smiling pasture-grounds, and way downat: the foot of Mt. Blanc was the hotel where Motherwas staying. Poor Mother! She did not wish to let Dick and me go, but Dad said we were both strongenough to attempt this wonderful climb. Father, whowas looking down with a telescope, said… … AN ELK. BY FRED SPIEGELBERG, JR., AGE 14. (HONOR MEMBER.) MY COUNTRY BY WINIFRED SACKVILLE STONER, JR. (AGE 8) In this dear land we need not sighAnd fear as orphans we may die,As long as we can look on highAnd see the starry banner flyAbove the children passing by,Who gaze above, salute, and cry…
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