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An idyl of work
Larcom, Lucy (1824-1893)
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AN IDYL OF WORK.
PREFACE.
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THE LOAF-GIVER.
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PEGGY BLIGH'S VOYAGE.
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CLOUDS ON WHITEFACE.
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An idyl of work
Then Esther kissed her brow. She, lying there,
Gazed on the flowers as if they talked with her.
Esther spoke not, for Heaven was in the room,
And through the fragrant silence seemed to glide
Light footsteps of invisible comforters.
An idyl of work