Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 263
s, with themoney he saved from his salary, is sufficient tokeep them comfortably. His chair is so placed that by day he can seethesquare tower of the light-house gleaming against 73Q LITTLE MENAN LIGHT. the sky; and by night he watches its revolving instant been taken from him. He has a set of… … *D SO THE TIME PASSES. scious, crippled condition. He does not heed it happy in the belief that he holds an important gov-now, any more than he did in his tower on Little eminent position ; indeed, this is his only interest.Menan. Yet that tenderness has never for one And so the time passes. THE…
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