Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 237
on the floorbelow, and soon reach a circular room filled withthe pillars that support the Rotunda. Havingpassed this, we reach the Senate wing of the tion of rooms, caused by the reflections of theopposite mirrors. Again going into the lobby, we turn to the leftand look into the Vice-Presidents… … THE OLD MIRROR IN THE VICE-PRESIDENT S ROOM. into the Senate Chamber. It contains no paint-ings, but if my companion is like the averagesight-seer he will mount the steps and sit in the AMONG THE LAW-MAKERS. 223 chair of the Vice-President, and handle the his-toric little gavel that has descended…
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