Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 164
nthere as well, it is a tenacious dark-blue clay.In old times men used to build adobe houses ofit, mixing Spanish moss through it as plasterersmix hair in their plaster. An excellent softred brick is made of it in vast quantities inthe often very picturesque brick-yards along theriver. This soil,… … THE CHILDREN S FLOWER — THE FOLiR-O CLOCK. This brings us naturally to the subject offishing. The New Orleans boy rarely fishes inthe Mississippi. Pot-fishers take its ugly buf-falo-fish, huge blue-cats and mud-cats,with trot-lines, and wharf-rats have some luckwith the hand-line at the edges of…
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