Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
ing in thiscountry. After leaving the forests, where the lumber- dred, as Cousin John stopped to let her lookat the scene. It must be a hungry bird, then, said CousinJohn. We generally lunch here. So they drove into a little grove of timber,and drew up by a spring. While Cousin Johnwatered the… … MILDRED SAW KANGE AFTER RANGE OF MOUNTAINS EXTENDING OFF INTO THE EAST. men were felling the giant redwoods, theystarted up a long grade. When at last theyreached the top, Mildred saw range after rangeof mountains extending off into the east, blackpine forests covering their sides, and their…
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