Two little southern sisters and their garden plays (1919)
Young, Martha, b. 1868 · New York, Philadelphia [etc.] Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. · leaf 48
FF so as not to leave a hole atthe end of the funnel. Each of us, everylittle cousin, little Sister and I, evenGrown-up Cousin, had a crisp green cupof her own. In the chill, bright autumn, when thehickory nuts were ripening on the treesand falling to the ground, and the greathulls could be… … GENEROUS HICKORY TREES Then, such boats from those hulls —skiffs, the Southern children called them.All we needed was a penknife, a match,and a bit of paper. Oh, the blissfulhours we had with our hickory-hullboats, the paper sail held by the match;or boats without any sail at all. Wefloated them…
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