Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 110
nproceeded against the enemy. The confidence ofthe republic had not been misplaced. His bravery,skill and foresight, together with the aid of anotherbrave captain, Carl Zeno, saved the city, retookChiozza, and completely humiliated the Genoese,who were now willing to sue for peace. So that,after… … (3*6 g.leetin.a fry ?/i?/ /iaqe Q/ Oend3% tdet ~S/tecj//na.) -i^ay, ?//>/ /ie, ;c/. THE PETERKINS CHARADES. By Lucretia P. Hale. Ever since they had come home from the greatCentennial at Philadelphia, the Peterkins had feltanxious to have something. The little boyswanted to get up a great…
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