← McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader
Chapter 60
Lesson LXIII
MARCH.
- In the snowing and the blowing, In the cruel sleet, Little flowers begin their growing Far beneath our feet.
- Softly taps the Spring, and cheerly,— "Darlings, are you here?" Till they answer, "We are nearly, Nearly ready, dear."
- "Where is Winter, with his snowing? Tell us, Spring," they say. Then she answers, "He is going, Going on his way.
- "Poor old Winter does not love you; But his time is past; Soon my birds shall sing above you;— Set you free at last."
Mary Mapes Dodge.