Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
ostliest houses of the cityat present stand. And the changes of population and occupa-tion have been almost as great as of surface. The they came, were known by the natives as Bos-ton men. The wealth of the city, now vastlygreater than in those days, flows into otherchannels — railways, factories,… … m wj, 3 V;: THE BOSTON STATE HOtrSE. blue-jacketed sailor was then a figure as famil-iar in the streets as is now the Italian or theChinese; and the long wharves, lined withgreat vessels, two or three deep, and fragrantwith spicy Oriental odors, are now shortened,reduced, and given over to tugs and…
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