Two little southern sisters and their garden plays (1919)
Young, Martha, b. 1868 · New York, Philadelphia [etc.] Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. · leaf 70
E When we had learned how jewels grewall about us, my little Sister and I, weall but forgot that it was Grown-upCousin who had taught us to play atgetting and settinggems, for we foundso many berries andseeds of which wecould make brace-lets, brooches, andnecklaces. The little cousinfrom… … GEMS OF THE GROVE For clusters of pearls we had the clearwhite berries of the mistletoe, but wehad to wait till Christmas to wear thosegems. The mistletoe grew so high thateven the coast-country cousin would not venture to climb forthem. But whenthe great clusterswere brought downfrom the…
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