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... taking her harp, sang, in a low, sweet voice:-- THE FLOWER'S LESSON. THERE grew a fragrant rose-tree where the brook flows, ... and the shower, That thou mayst become a perfect little flower;-- The sweet dews to feed thee, the soft wind to cheer, And the ...

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Flower Fables The complete set of stories, one by one by Louisa May Alcott ... their breakfast; each among the leaves of her favorite flower, Daisy, Primrose, and Violet, were happy as Elves need be. The ...

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Flower Fables, Part Two The complete set of stories, one by one by Louisa May ... word of welcome to the little stranger. They placed a flower-crown upon her head, laid their soft faces against her own, and soon it ...

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... love of grateful hearts be yours. Have pity on the gentle flower-spirits, and do not doom them to an early death, when they might bloom ... lead," said they, "a dreary life in the cold earth; the flower-roots are dead, and no soft dews descend for us to drink, no little seed ...

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Flower Fables, Part Four The complete set of stories , one by one by Louisa ... But he was not loved in Fairy-Land, for, like the flower whose name and colors he wore, though fair to look upon, many were the ...

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