Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 521
Pettigrewand Mrs. Henderson, the tardy principals, camehurrying in to explain that an accident haddelayed them. Chapter XIX. <WO years passed. Therewas a great change in theoutward aspect of Cro-field. The new bridgeover the Cocahutchie wasof iron, resting on stonepiers, and the villagestreet… … CROWDED OUT O CROFIELD. 1053 wider. Between tlie mill and the bridge wasa large building of brick and stone that lookedlike a factory. Between the street and therailway, the space was filled by the station-house and freight depot, which extended toMain Street; and there were more railway build-ings…
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