Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 225
ul streams,can take a steamer and sail up the St. Johns,which, by the way, flows northward some twohundred miles. In some parts the river is sixmiles wide, resembling a lake, and in its narrowportions the shores are very beautiful. About forty miles above Tocoi the Ockla-waha River runs into the… … IN THE COURT OF THE PONCE DE LEON HOTEL. St. Augustine is not only a delightful placein which to stay, but it is easy to reach fromthere some points which are of great interest totravelers. The great St. Johns River is onlyfourteen miles away, and is connected with the small steamboat which looks…
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