Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 445
t. Altogether, this wasconsidered a quiet and suitable place for a meetingof a band of revolutionists. We could not havemet in the silk-cotton tree, for we should haveattracted too much attention, and, besides, thehotel-clerk would have routed us out. 420 A JOLLY FELLOWSHIP. [April, Chapter XII.… … ALL RIGHT, SAID GOLIAH, WITH A SMILE. fellow-countrymen. The main room was of a fairsize, and there was a center-table, with some bookson it. When we saw this, we hesitated. Could we aska man who owned books, and could probablyread, to play second fiddle to a woman who couldnot speak the English…
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