Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
new little, and to transform my men into car-penters, sawyers, plasterers, etc., as the occasionrequired. And I had now well under way alarge house destined to supersede the little hutin which I had been living since Stanley left. Itwas not an ambitious structure, butit was lofty and airy, with… … AFRICAN CHAIR. at each end, used by two men. One stands uponthe surface of the ground and the other is in adeep pit below the timber which is being cut),and soon had a fine stock of planks madefrom the trees which I felled in the neighboringforest; and with the assistance of a young WestCoast…
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