Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 34
n the pine-tops—a sound unlike any otherone, I think, to be heard in nature; the hissingof steam from the throat of the engine awayover on the logging-railway where the train wasbeing loaded with logs to be drawn down to theriver-landing; the sharp chatter of a squirrel; themusic of men singing in… … SCENE IN A LOGGING CAMP. of America, and since that time it steadily grew,adding each year a circle of fiber to its gradu-ally enlarging trunk. One winters day a cen-tury and sixty years from the time the blackseed sank into the mold, I stood in the deepsnow in the vast Northern forest, with the…
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