McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader by William Holmes McGuffey
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10. Now the frightened mother of the children came to the door. But the youngest boy shouted, joyfully. "See, we are playing soldiers!" 11. Then the bear's master came running up, and took the bear away. LESSON XL. fair la'dy drear cling'ing hare'bell fled ne'er de spair' nod'ding bloom'ing [Footnote: harebell: Perennial with slender stems, dense clusters of leaves, and bell-shaped blue or white flowers -- bluebell.] THE LITTLE HAREBELL. "Tell me, little harebell, Are you lonely here. Blooming in the shadow On this rock so drear?" "Clinging to this bit of earth, As if in mid-air, With your sweet face turned to me, Looking strangely fair?" "Lady" said the harebell, |
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