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hers hugged and kissed them, saying, "There, my dears, don't cry!" THE BLUEBIRD To day at dawn there twinkled through The pearly mist a flash of blue So dazzling bright I thought the sky Shone through the rifted clouds on high, Till, by and by, A note so honey sweet I heard, I knew that bright flash was a bird! THE BLUEBIRD BY EVELEEN STEYNE RED FOR LIBERVOX DOT ORG BY SWEET HOME TO DAY AT DAWN THERE TWINKLED THROUGH THE PEARLY MIST A FLASH OF BLUE SO DAZZLING BRIGHT I THOUGHT THE SKY SHONE THROUGH THE RIFTED CLOUDS ON HIGH TILL BY AND BY A NOTE SO HONEY SWEET I HEARD I KNEW THAT BRIGHT FLASH WAS A BIRD
y arms; Hear the purring flames now sing their sleepy charms. All the firelight fairies, all the drowsy elves, In the downy ashes cover up themselves. And I fold the little blanket over you; Bye baby, my baby, let us slumber too. WHEN BETTIE AND ANNE WENT WALKING When they took their dollies walking, They were both so busy talking, (They had not met for half an hour and so had much to say) That they heedlessly kept going Down the shady streets, not knowing, Till they wanted to come back again, they could not find the way! In their fright they felt forlorner Every time they turned a corner, And they wailed to one another, "Oh, whatever shall we do? A big bear might come to bite us, Or a dreadful dog to fight us, Or the wicked gipsies get us! _Oh, boo-hoo! Boo-hoo! Boo-hoo!_" But this story, though a sad one, Has an end that's not a bad one, For at last somebody found them as they bade the world good-by; They took their dollies home again, And vowed they'd never roam again, And their mot
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