Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 97
n, where the nextdays bread is to come from, but still I own mylittle cottage and this bit of field and that fair,green, blossoming Primrose Lane. (She goes outat the left.) Traveler. When I dwelt here before, thereused always to be the biggest and yellowest prim-roses over by yonder hazel-bush. I… … purse a shower of gold-pieces. He covers thebasket again just before Anne turns around.) Anne. Yes, here are the best I have ever seen.And did you use to go maying here, sir? Traveler {putting the primroses in his coat).There is no boy or girl that ever dwelt near thisvillage that did not go maying…
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