Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 185
UNEARTHING THE BURIED TREASURE box was still another box wrapped in the fancypaper of a confectionery-store, on which was in-scribed : The boy who first reached the spot and locatedthe treasure sat down beside the hole andwaited till all had gathered and had a look be-fore opening the inner box.… … WHO-OO? BY JEAN HALIFAX I wonder if you have ever heardOf the queer, little, dismal Whiney-bird,As black as a crow, as glum as an owl,—A most peculiar kind of a fowl?He is oftenest seen on rainy days,When children are barred from outdoor plays;When the weather is bright and the warm sun shines,Then…
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