Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
fficer was sent to arrest the tramp early thenext morning, but the old fishing-schooner wasdeserted ; there were scarcely any signs that any-body had ever lived there, excepting poor Cin-derellas body, which he brought home. Stellas father and Uncle John thought that theman had been frightened by… … HE witches get in my books, I know, Or else it s fairy elves;For when I study, they plague me so I feel like one of themselves.Often they whisper: Come and play, The sun is shining bright! And when I fling the book away They flutter with delight.They dance among the stupid words, And twist the…
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