Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 232
theysaid, would seriously propose tobridge that river, though, doubtless,if such a thing could be done, itwould tend to make Brooklyn build-ing-lots quite valuable. I was a playmate with Mr. Popeschildren, saw him often, and haveheard many pretty anecdotes of himand his bridge. It is said that… … JOO THE BLUE J A Y. [Ji, showery, and just as the boat rounded CastleGarden the rain ceased, and there was seen arainbow spanning the East River. See there !says Fulton, tapping Pope on the shoulder,theres your bridge, Pope. Heaven favors youwith a good omen. The bridge was not built, and the model…
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