Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 140
ty feet from the ca-bin was the beach. The pretty lake showed scarcely while old Monadnock towered aloft as commanderover all. The tooting of a horn summoned us back toheadquarters. Trunks were put in place, blanketsand the camp toggery brought forth; we exchangedour city clothes for the latter,… … CAMPING OUT ON MOUNT MONADNOCK. (SEE PAGE Gil.) a ripple upon its fair surface. It was three mileslong and at some points a mile wide, with manycoves and inlets. Part of it seemed like a successionof small lakes. Along the shore, were boats ingreat variety, from the flat-bottomed fishing-boatsto…
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