Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 185
thrift and ardor which hasmade it to some extent an individual city. Itsvery cows, during its rural period, shared thisattribute, from the time when they laid out itsstreets by their devious wanderings, to the time BOSTON. [Jan. when Lady Hancock, as-she was called, riod when, as described in Mrs.… … THE OLD STATE HOISE. visitors upon her husband the governor. From of transcontinental railways and great manufac- the period when Boston was a busy little colo- turing enterprises, the city has at least aroused nial mart—the period best described in Haw- a peculiar loyalty on the part of its…
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