Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
he weary excur- der. Everywhere nature was grand beyonddescription, and the glimpses of the plain weregiven as if to say, Behold how fair a land thoudwellest in! At the end of an hour the trees began to bestunted, with most of their limbs growing onthe lower side; flowers and ferns became lessand… … ME HALF-WAY HOUSE. sionists were glad to rest before returning toManitou. As the train made its slow ascent, there wereat times such bewitching glimpses of the low-lying valley as almost took the breath of be-holders. By a curious refraction of the air, thevalley seemed on a level with the great…
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