Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 314
oldman traveled hundredsof miles on foot, andvisited families of allsizes and conditions, hisword possessed some value.When Grandpa Jolliver died and left his sonsa fortune, made out of pelts and skins broughtdown from the Red River of the North, hissons opened a large banking-house in the verycity… … Jolliver was short and stout. Joe Jolliver waslong and lank. John was fond of a joke, andnever made one; Joe always made them forhis brother to laugh over. Both were married in the same place, onthe same day, by the same minister, and theymarried sisters. As the children grew about them they…
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