Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 254
ork is over.The green grass with the dew is wet, And the bee has left the clover. Now the wind, so fresh and sweet. Fans the garden flowers ;It drives away the days fierce heat, And cools the long night hours. Oh, wind of the evening, blow.— Blow till dawn is here !Then cease your singing and go… … BY JOSRIHINE BOOT, ACE 17. P,V REGINALD R. BARNARD, A.i. 14 COMING ACROSS. 756 ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE [June, THE EVENING WIND BY NELL ADAMS (AGE l6) {Honor Member)Twilight and starlight, breezes softly sighing,Fragrant flowers wet with dew in their petals lying.Softly speak, softly tread, for the day…
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