Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 356
are a good, kind fellow, said Tom,pressing Jacobs hand; but your skiff must bein a sorry condition by this time. So saying, Tom walked over to the shed wherethe boat had been stowed away. He found it dry,cracked, and practically useless. Again thankingJacob for sacrificing his boat to spare the… … When all the light hath left the West,^a^ And the wearied world hath gone to rest; When the moon rides high in the purple sky,From our forest home we fairies hie—Out of the warm, green heart of the earth,To waken the woods with song and mirth. Flow, waters, flow ! Blow, soft winds, blow!The fairies…
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