A fairy's spells. Poem begins with a drawing of a fairy with butterfly wings. (Copyright expired)
<blockquote>
There's a fairy in Blue-bell Hollow<br>
Who wakes in the spring of the year;<br>
She calls and the children hear,<br>
She calls, and the children follow<br>
Down Blue-bell Hollow<br>
There the flowers are blue,<br>
And so is the dew<br>
That hangs in their bells,<br>
And the little brook too, --<br>
Half-hidden from view,<br>
Is of just the same hue: --<br>
All done by the spells<br>
Of the fairy who dwells<br>
In Blue-bell Hollow<br></blockquote>
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1895 |
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In Sunshine Land | Houghton Mifflin | Collection | 61 |