Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 29
quality that offends at every turn. Asimpler, steadier, more peacefully inclined peo-ple it would be hard to find; but somehow theyhave an odd way of being actively concernedin the history of other nations. Possibly this is would loom up, each telling its story — the fac-tories, warehouses,… … A FINE CATCH OF HERRING! tered and broken. There would be monuments terrible voices. There would be boats mannedand relics, and church organs with sweet yet by rough heroes trying to save thousands of drowning fellow-creatures whosehomes had been swept away bythe waves. We should see thenoblest…
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