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Identifier: stnicholasserial351dodg (find matches)
Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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ourneyi »g from, the. East.>- . Three Kings were they of wide renown; .I But each laid-off his royal crown,(Content to count himself the Least. ... Three.Kings came Journeying,to the West .■•; - Star-led> they carnfc o*er desert, sands, . -Oer hilt, and. moor, and alien lands,— Scarce, tarrying: for-heeded rest- They journeyedcostly:gifts: to bring;■ jFrankincense, myrrh, and -gold .they bore,From out a rare and hoarded, store, Wherewith to greet a greater King. . .-■ - Star^guided, to 9 manger-bed : . .- •• •They came,- with wonder and with awe,■■And reverence and love, and saw■A Child with radiance .round His head. They ..worshiped,, loved, and. vveht their way.-r; Three.Kings so great arid good and wise,; Whose deed, through all the centuries .Is told on every Christmas Day.. And, still, across the desert sands, y■;. • Our.reverent fancy sees.theplain;;.•/-,. The, star-lit town, the.camel.train,AndKirigs-witih treasure in their hands,. -. ,- ;PR/
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XXXV.—is THE SEASONS BY MAUD OSBORNE When Springtime comes—a-glancing, a-pranc- ing, and dancing,It breathes upon the meadow-lands, and makes them fresh and fair;When birds and bees it s bringing, a-winging, and singing,It scatters buds and blossomings and beauties everywhere;And it s heigho, for a frolicking, when Spring is in the air ! When Summer days come, glazy, and hazy, and lazy.Then it s at the brook- or river-side you 11 find the greatest fun;For it s in the water flashing, and dashing, and splashing,Then out again upon the bank, and drying in the sun.Oh, the happy, happy, holidays when Summer is begun! When Autumn winds come spying, and flying, andsighing, Then it s nutting-time, or squirrels spry willsurely get your share.You can hear them go a-scattering, a-pattering,and chattering, The greedy little fellows! There s enough—and some to spare. Oh, what merry times a-picnicking, when Au-tumn s everywhere! When Winter snows come sifting, and lifting,and drifting,Then it

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