Dotty Dimple Out West by Sophie [pseud.] May
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page 42 of 116 (36%)
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And in the afternoon she repeated the question, adding,-- "I shouldn't think there'd be anybody left in any of the houses." By the time they reached Albany, she had seen so much of the world that she felt fairly worn out, and her head hummed like a hive of bees. "I didn't know, papa,--I never knew,--there were so many folks!" The next letter Dotty had to read was from Prudy. It was merely a poem copied very carefully. You may skip it if you like; but the major said it was exquisite, and I think the major must have been a good judge, for I have the same opinion myself! "LITTLE DANDELION. "Gay little Dandelion Lights up the meads, Swings on her slender foot, Telleth her beads; Lists to the robin's note Poured from above; Wise little Dandelion Cares not for love. "Cold lie the daisy banks, Clad but in green, Where in the Mays agone Bright hues were seen; |
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