Osceola the Seminole; or, The Red Fawn of the Flower Land

· 1883

Thus hailed thee the bold Spanish adventurer, as standing upon the prow of his caravel, he first caught sight of thy shores. It was upon the Sunday of Palms--the festival of the flowers--and the devout Castilian beheld in thee a fit emblem of the day. Under the influence of a pious thought, he gave thee its name, and well deservedst thou the proud appellation.…

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