Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 448
cending cloud, which thosewho were wise in such matters believed would notsoon disappear. It was evidently the beginning ofbad weather, and those who remained on themountain-tops must live in the clouds for severaldays. When nothing was to be seen, and noth-ing was to be done, it was a good time to… … sometimes, on the rocks, we see a girl blowing a horn to call together her flock of goats, (page 426.) would have done a few weeks earlier, I took leave recollections, which no rain could ever wash away, of the mountain, knowing very well that the little of that interesting mountain, with its…
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