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Snow

By Mary Mapes Dodge


Little white feathers, filling the air --
Little white feathers! how came ye there?
We came from the cloud-birds sailing so high;
They're shaking their white wings up in the sky.

Little white feathers, how swift you go!
Little white feathers, I love you so!
We are swift because we have work to do;
But hold up your face, and we'll kiss you true.

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Rhymes And Jingles

by Mary Mapes Dodge

Copyright 1875
Published by Scribner, Armstrong, And Company

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