Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 706
ter of them in making bargains. So thecolony of New Netherlands got into more and moretrouble with these active and sharp-witted neigh-bors ; and, besides that, the Indians were verytroublesome ; and there was also a standing quarrel a, 1874-J OLD DUTCH TIMES IN NEW YORK. 677 .vith the Swedish… … A DUTCH FARM-HOUSE, OR BOWER1E. •could have sailed in a trading vessel to New Am-sterdam, we should have found ourselves in quite a1 different community from that we had left behind.The very look of the houses and streets would haveseemed strange. To be sure, the very first settlersin both colonies…
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