ester looked round and gazed at themonument again. It rose before them in stern majesty,and Marco thought he could see, in the severe simplicity ofits form, and in its dark and sombre color, the expressionwhich Forester had described. He did not, however, sayanything, and after looking at it a few… … 11 What is that? asked Forester. - I wish they would draw us up on the outside, of the mon-ument, instead of through that dismal hole in the middle. How do you mean ? said Forester. Why, have a good large square car, open in front, anddraw it up on the side of the monument towards Boston.Then we…
Children's stories, American
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