Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 501
t that shewas a pet, and not to be touched. But their hopeswere dashed one morning to find her dead in herbasket. It may have been the food, for, in her nativewoods she ate berries and fruits ; or possibly a chill,or some sudden terror which had startled hersensitive nerves. Whatever the cause,… … Mary Gordon. Oh :hirped the dear the Spring has come,little birdsAs the) opened their drowsy eyes,And shook out the fans in their pretty tails,And turned up their heads to the skies.
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