Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 791
usic hail,All whisper softly ; Hark ! It is the matchless nightingaleSweet-singing in the dark. VI.He has no pride of feathers fine; Unconscious, too, is he,That welcomed as a thing divine Is his clear minstrelsy. Rut from the fullness of his heart His happy carol pours;Beyond all praise, above all… … A LADY who lived by the shore,In time grew so used to its roar.That she never could sleepUnless some one would keepA-pounding away at the door. MRS. PETERKIN IN EGYPT.By Lucretia P. Hale. The family had taken passage in the new linefor Bordeaux. They supposed they had ; but wouldthey ever reach the…
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