Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 459
every tree a throne,— What are spring days for your praises, or wood-paths, or the daisies,To these provinces of sweetness which, by right of love, ye own ? Sadly may the aged ponder lifes decays and changes,But youth sees no dark omen as the mellow apples fall. O children, keep your gladness ; may… … THE LION. How the title man-eaters is to be understooddepends a great deal upon what part of the worldyou happen to be in. To us North Americans, andto our English cousins, it has a very foreign sound,since there is no animal in our forests, nor hardlyany along our coasts, to which the term is…
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