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For the spring is flying and the month is May

5/8/2017

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​For the spring is flying and the month is May. 
 Mary N. Prescott

​That's the last line penned in a poem by Mary N. Prescott (reproduced below) from "Rhymes from Mother Goose".  An absolutely enchanting child's book printed in 1903 by the W.B Conkey Company, with the promise: "arranged to please the boys and girls" and "with pictures that will amuse the children".
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Antique child's book, "Rhymes from Mother Goose", 1903, Meadow Sweet Grove Collection
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Sweet fragrant apple blossoms

​April showers did indeed bring May flowers to the Grove.  Not quite as stunning as last year's spring but as promised by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster, "Never yet was a springtime, when the buds forgot to bloom."
​Meadow Sweet Grove © V. Buchanan 2017 ​​​​​​​
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