Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 110
of one and then of many things, and, by the light of that science he so dearly loves, guidedthe railroad to this town. Then Migglesville threw up its hat and jumpedafter it, and the sound of many voices was heardby the lonely watchers at Kitesboro. And now, when Mr. John Haven, in charge ofthe U.… … The snake-charmer uses music to subdue thepoisonous cobra ; but that is not so very startling,for even if the snake be a horrid creature, there issomething in its gliding grace which makes its liking for the sweet notes of the flute seem almostharmonious. As for the bird, the very thoughtof the…
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