Other Fiction Kingsley, Florence Morse: The Princess And The Ploughman. v1. 17 Dec 2015

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Florence Morse Kingsley (July 14, 1859 – November 7, 1937) was an American authoress of popular and religious fiction.

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A WILD wind blowing in from the open sea came upon the softer spirit of earth brooding over bloom-ing gardens, burgeoning woods and low-lying meadows lush with grasses, and meeting thus the two clasped and mingled; then stooping to earth, rushed with soft clamor of shaken leaves through groves and thickets; ruffled into fretted silver the blue of pools and streams; snatched the breath of a million blossoms and bore it all living into the streets and alleys of the crowded town, pausing midway in prankish mischief to whirl a sheaf of white pages from the lap of a girl, who sat under the shelter of a wide-spreading tree.

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