Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 249
artment of life, a man should be judged bywhat he himself is. Now to a man who loves nature Constablemust appeal; yet — it may be on a mountain, orin the presence of a sunset, or beside a littlebrook, anywhere, at any time—to the lover ofnature may come a moment in which the detailsof the landscape… … Oh, I m a goose, and you re a goose, and Oer dusty books for learning lore. we re all geese together. How glad I am—how glad you are—thatWe wander over hill and dale, all in the we re birds of a feather: sweet June weather, That you re a goose, and I m a goose,While wise folk stay indoors and pore…
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