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9212	Hawthorne, Nathaniel	Snow Flakes (From "Twice Told Tales")			.txt	text/plain	2025	98	79	street and our little garden will be heaped with mountain snow-drifts. of its own, when Mother Earth, like her children, shall have put on little snow-particles, which the storm-spirit flings by handfuls may take his own time to accomplish Nature's burial in snow. shivering in a shallow snow-drift, looking, poor things! It is a snow-battle of school-boys. to build a lofty monument of snow upon the battle-field, and crown it staff a huge icicle, his beard and hair a wind-tossed snow-drift, he ungrateful be his New England children,--for Winter is our sire, a snow-drift at the shrinking form of Spring; yet, step by step, he is of uncovered earth, where the gust has whirled away the snow, heaping hearse, bestrewn with snow, is bearing a dead man through the storm to storm, and fluttering on the dreary verge of the winter's eve? wandering flock of snow-birds.	./cache/9212.txt	./txt/9212.txt