Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 262
u fill the silence for me with the unspeakablebeauty of a fa\orite nocturne or sonata. It may notbe a tune at all—only a fanciful jumble of chords andruns and trills. 757 Sometimes, when hand and mind are weary, it issome simple old melody you share with me. It is thenI love you most, for through… … at work. by BLANCHE RAl , (silver badge.) again, then you never fail mc. All the varying moodsof my life you echo with an added meaning. Sadnessand mirth, hope and disappointment, exultation andlonging, we have shared together. What shall it be to-night, friend of mine? THE STORY OF A FRIEND BY…
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