Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 466
il barely needs to beturned over; for, through all the centuries sincethis coast was first, cultivated, not one particle ofimprovement do the indolent people seem to havemade in their clumsy methods. When a nativefarmer finds he can no longer sit in the sun andpostpone his plowing, if he is to have… … THE SNAKE-CHARMERS. size, a stop is likely to be made for some days, inorder to allow trading to be carried on. But busi-ness is not permitted to worry the traders much, andbetween the entertainments of the village peopleand the recreations at the camp, the stranger willnot lack for amusement. It…
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