Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 265
as gold! Spring is here at last, and I 11have to be making garden in a day or two. Yes, David; spring has come, and I supposewe must get about our work pretty soon. Mrs. Throckmorton had opened the sitting-roomwindow to talk with David, and, as the warm sunstreamed in, and a soft air stirred the… … SMALLEY, WITH A LITTLE BOAT, MEETS THE GUEST FROM TOWN. You dont seem to feel very glad, Mother; Ithought you d be real pleased to see the first dan-delion. Oh, I am, of course. It is always nice to seethings growing, and the flowers coming out again;but it just reminds me that I must be writing…
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