Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 256
ttersons. or, as it was sometimes derisivelycalled, Lord Bettersons Castle, the hou? beingabout as much a castle as the owner was a lord. The main road of the settlement ran between itand the woods ; while on the side of the river, theland swept down in a lovely slope to the valley,which flowed… … LF-HILL WORK. jected on somewhat too grand a scale for the timeand country, and, what was worse, for the ownersresources. He had never been able to finish it;and now its weather-browned clapboards, unpaintedfront pillars, and general shabby, ill-kept appear-ance set off the style of architecture in…
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