New York Weekly edition
(source: Stanford Libraries) | Online Full Text: |
Stanford Digital Repository
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| Series: | New York Weekly v. 19 no. 33 (page 4) |
| Item: | After the Storm |
| Author: |
Julie
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| Date: |
July 7, 1864 |
| First Sentence: | The stately trees are bending with their load of rain; the green leaves are glistening with the hanging jewels; brilliant birds flutter in the branches and wet their delicate feet in the cooling liquid, and coo to their mates their love songs; brown-eyed squirrels come timidly forth from their burroughs [sic], and look askance at the lowering clouds; frail, sweet-scented flowers send forth their perfumes on the dampened air. |
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