Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 122
emagne had ascended the German throne,these monarchs of the forest had commenced toreign. The big-tree is an evergreen related to thecedars, and at a distance young trees look notunlike cedars. But as they grow larger the re-semblance is lost, and in comparison with their size their foliage is… … ROAR WHICH ECHOED THROUGH THE HILLS,TRACK PREPARED TO RECEIVE IT. IT FELL PROSTRATE UPON THE(SEE PAGE III.) It is sometimes three feet in thickness, but islight and porous. The wood of the big-tree is a valuablearticle of commerce, and after being sawedinto marketable shape it is worth about $30a…
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