Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 36
ERY. 31 wended its way from all quarters. The trundle-bed gave up itslittle citizens. The front side and middle of the ark were allagog, the youthful crew climbing over the jaded anatomy of Debrah,and nestling down around the Johnny-cake owner with eager jaws.No sweet-bread or fillet of later years… … This primitive breakfast fitted us for an arduous journey overthe Andes, which we proceeded to do at once. There was a pict-ure in one of our nursery books representing a long train of mules,laden with merchandise, toiling over the difficult passes of the An-des, and carrying to tide-water the…
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