Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 273
d threatened to roll us off, into themuddy water, but we landed safely, and giving theman his ten cash, went on again. The rest of thewalk was without adventure, and we finally arrivedat the river-bank just as the boat was comingaround the point below us. That evening we left the main river and… … SORTING THE TEA. opposite a long, rambling, one-storied building,which proved to be the hong of the tea-mer-chant to whom the neighboring plantations be-longed. We were really in the tea country at last.On every side of us, as far as the eye could reach,the dark-green tea-plants were growing in…
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