 I, who have died once and been laid in tomb? They need not. Little one, look not so pale. I am not raving. Ah ! you never heard The story. Climb up there upon the bed : Sit close and listen. After this one day I shall not tell you stories any more. How...  Proceedings of the Delaware County Institute of Science - Page 51by Delaware County Institute of Science (Delaware County, Pa.) - 1909Full view - About this book
 | Susan Coolidge - 1880 - 196 pages
...As, slowly creaking, he went down the stair. Were they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who had died once and been laid in tomb? They need not. Little...you, my rose ? What ! almost twelve ? Almost a woman ? Scarcely more than that Was your fair mother when she bore her bud ; And scarcely more was I when,... | |
 | Susan Coolidge - History - 1880 - 186 pages
...As, slowly creaking, he went down the stair. Were they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who had died once and been laid in tomb? They need not. Little...this one day I shall not tell you stories any more. Was your fair mother when she bore her bud; And scarcely more was I when, long years since, I left... | |
 | Jacob W. Shoemaker - Readers - 1888 - 236 pages
...they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who have died once and been laid in tomb ? They need not. ~r Little one, look not so pale. I am not raving. Ah...you, my rose? What! almost twelve? Almost a woman ! Scarcely more than that Was your fair mother when she bore her bud ; And scarcely more was I when,... | |
 | Readers - 1925 - 584 pages
...without, As, slowly creeping, he went down the stair. Were they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who have died once and been laid in tomb? They need not....you, my rose? What! almost twelve? Almost a woman ! scarcely more than that Was your fair mother when she bore her bud ; And scarcely more was I when,... | |
 | Recitations - 1909 - 636 pages
...the stair. Were they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who have died once and been laid in tomb F They need not. Little one, look not so pale. I am...you, my rose ? What ! almost twelve ? Almost a woman ! Scarcely more than that Was your fair mother when she bore her bud ; And scarcely more was I when,... | |
 | Readers - 1912 - 584 pages
...without, As, slowly creeping, he went down the stair. Were they afraid that I should be afraid ? I, who have died once and been laid in tomb? They need not....you, my rose? What! almost twelve? Almost a woman! scarcely more than that Was your fair mother when she bore her bud ; And scarcely more was I when,... | |
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