Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 33
so anxious. As to that, Rush then said, brightening, itis all right ! I had a long talk with Mr. Keep inUncles presence, and I have written down the mostimportant things he said. Mrs. Tinkham nodded approvingly, as he drewfrom his pocket a paper, which he unfolded. He says, since we own one bank of… … the water. Of course, I told him, nobody claimedthat we do that. Rush continued, bending toward the light on hismothers table, and looking over his memorandum: • He says, if we have nt that right, then nobodyhas a private right to dam any mill-stream in thecountry. A dam, wherever placed, is liable…
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