Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 91
y her-self, Ro-sa tookher by the arm and hur-ried home, Max run-ning a-long in front. As soon as their moth-er saw them com-ing, she ran to meet them,and when she heard how lit-tle Hil-da had been in dan-ger of freez-ing-to death in the for-est, she said that her chil-dren should nev-er gothere… … JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT. When Jack wakes in the morning, In these sweet autumn days,He sees the sumac burning And the maples in a blaze,And he rubs his eyes, bewildered, All in the golden haze.Then: No. They still are standing; They re not on fire at all—He softly says, when slowly He sees some crimson…
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