situa-tion outside the town and shut in by trees throughwhich there was a charming vista of landscape lead-ing away to the distant river and backed up by hills.In this house he remained until he reached the ageof thirteen, and to this day he retains a vivid recol-lection of the impression made upon… … shardeloes (By permission of Miss McGhee) XXXII. No. 127.—September, 1907. BY ROBERT W. LITTLE173 Robert IV. Little, R.IV.S. long grass where he would see nothing but the blueskj overhead. Between thirteen and sixteen he added greatly tohis store of impressions, lor he passed most of histime during…
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