Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 467
througha maze of tortuous streets, and up a great manyflights of stone steps, he will finally be con-ducted to a small hall of Moorish architecture, withthe characteristic horse-shoe arches supported uponmarble pillars, and no roof except, perhaps, a frag-ment of striped awning. Around the inside… … THE POWDER-PLAY ON HORSEBACK. a tambourine as though his life depended on it.T cannot conceive how this so-called music has any-thing to do with the wonderful control exercisedover the snakes by the juggler ; I should think theywould grow cross, rather than be charmed, byits incessant discords. But…
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