Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 475
nd burning with fever, but atlast sank into unconsciousness. She died threedays later, and on the night that Mrs. Clemensand Clara arrived was taken to Elmira for burial. They laid her beside the little brother who haddied so long before, and ordered a headstonewith some lines which they had found… … BY HILDA W. SMITH My maple-tree a turret stands Upon a grassy hill;The errant winds from many lands Blow through my tower at will;And I, a princess, sit enthroned Within the topmost roomAnd weave the sunlight and the rain Across my leafy loom.The colors in the web I weave The breezes bring to…
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