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Two little southern sisters and their garden plays (1919)

Young, Martha, b. 1868 · New York, Philadelphia [etc.] Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. · leaf 145

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f that rose-candy. Nowlets sell,said the cousinfrom Tennessee. Sell what?It was Grown-upCousin who askedthe question. Shehappened to becoming, at thatmoment, througha gap in the half-wild rose hedges. Rose-candy! we exclaimed in achorus, delighted to find a customer sosoon. But instead of buying… … IN THE ROSE HEDGES she told us how much bloom and fra-grance we had filched from the future by.cutting all that rose-candy. Never mind, she said, seeing howsorry we felt. Grown-up Cousin nevercould bear to see anybody in trouble.I will teach you a play that will neitherhurt nor harm, she continued,…

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