Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 142
camp, a goodman from New England, who preached aboutthe Pilgrims Progress through the world, andthe trials he meets by the way. Oscar pulledhis fathers sleeve, and asked why he did notask the preacher to give out The Kansas Emi-grants Song as a hymn. Mr. Bryant smiled,and whispered that it was… … grants, a God-fearing and reverent lot of people,did not move out of camp. Others had come induring the night, for this was a famous camping-place, well known throughout all the region.Here were wood, water, and grass, the threerequisites for campers, as they had already found.The country was…
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