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  2. SELECTED POETRY. AFTER WINTER IN ENGLAND.

    Not yet the infant Spring Hath changed her russet gown for robes of green, But lieth slumbering, ...

    Article : 241 words
  3. IN VAIN.

    Come near, old dog, I love to have Thy nose against my knee; What do yon think's the news, old man, They've sent across the sea? ...

    Article : 300 words
  4. THE WEAKER VESSEL.

    A royal master of fiction laid it down as an axiom that when everybody can tell how a story will end, the story is ended. Here, for the rounding of this history, ...

    Article : 3,838 words
  5. A BLACK SHEEP SOME EPISODES IN HIS LIFE.

    On the doorstep of the farmhouse Annie saw her mother standing when the gig and the old pony stopped at the garden-gate. As Rhody had truly said, Mrs. Morrison's ...

    Article : 3,081 words
  6. CHAPTER VIII.—A MISTAKEN POLICY.

    While Dicky lay on a bed of soft grass that sloped down unto the moat at his feet, half reading and half meditating, the shadow of those dark umbrellas over his ...

    Article : 3,827 words
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