Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 632
nable rafts that lined the shore where thelake and river met. I got out on the logs tostretch my legs and eat my lunch. The lake seemed to be rolling up into largerwaves on this side than elsewhere; but there wasquite a bay stretching out on the north shore, andI thought to best escape the waves by… … CROSSING THE DRAW-ER1DGE. , pushed it into the water on the other side. The was combed out of them, and I paddled in corn-man who worked the draw-bridge sat eating his paratively calm water most of the afternoon. ItI lunch, and never offered to help a bit. I thought was tedious work, for I was…
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