Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 150
a good many arrivals, andthe gabbling sound of talking filled the As-sembly Room. The Governor, where he stoodat the end of the room, was the center of agroup of gentlemen who were clustered abouthim and in his immediate vicinity. It was al-most difficult to get past them to pay respectsto his… … 7i4 JACK BALLISTER S FORTUNES. [June, again stopping vessels sailing between Virginiaand the Carolinas. The Pearl and the Lyme, ships-of-war,were just then lying at Jamestown, and some of•the officers had come over to pay their respects;at the palace. Some of them were standing near,listening to…
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