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American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)

Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 20

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ke now, and as sheapproached the Dorlcote fields, she could discern the tints of the trees — could see the oldScotch firs far to the right, and the brown chestnuts — oh, how deep they lay in the water!deeper than the trees on this side the hill. And the roof of the Mill, — where was it?Those heavy… … - < Drawn by F. S. Church.for Our Little Ones. With panting joy she was there at last—joy that overcame all distress, — Maggie nearedthe front of the house. At first she heard no sound; she saw no object moving. Her boatwas on a level with the upstairs window. She called out in a loud, piercing…

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