Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 522
ded toMain Street; and there were more railway build-ings on the other side of the Cocahutchie. Justbelow the railroad and along the bank of thecreek, the ground was covered by wooden build-ings, and there was a strong smell of leatherand tanbark. Of course, the old Washing-ton Hotel was gone; but… … JACK SPtAKS TO THE GENERAL. ing up Main Street, or looking down, it did notseem the same village. The new church in themiddle of the green was built of stone; andboth of the other churches were rapidly beingdemolished, as if new ones also were to taketheir places. It was plain, at a glance, that if…
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