Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 104
te of your explanations, I must admit that I do not comprehendhow that bird and Professor Cupper managed the matter: but no-body can be happier than I am that they managed it so well. Maud sprang to her feet, one hand in the air: How grateful we should be, she cried, forthe blessings of science !… … Chapter I. THE DRIVE AND THE SLIDE. The river Ottawa reflected such a sunset asone sees only in northern latitudes after the air hasbeen cleared by thunder-storms. Its purple-brownwater, which has gained for it the name of royalriver, spread into far-off bays, the slate rock of itsbed rising here…
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