Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 388
ce or twice ere you leave us,And the hearts of the timid ones cheer,For believe me, dear March, it is better by farTo be thought of with love than withfear. As she paused, March was shaking with laughter. Why, you elf-bloom, you pale little thing,Where got you the courage a lecture to giveTo the… … 366 IN NATURE S WONDERLAND. [March, IN NATURES WONDERLAND; OR, ADVENTURES IN THE AMERICAN TROPICS.By Felix L. Oswald. Chapter V. There is a land where Summer never dies,A land forever green, neath cloudless skies,A Paradise of birds and butterflies. The longest mountain-range on earth is thechain…
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