Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 404
Poor Mistress Pinch! She wrung her hands—and then she rubbed before her fire, while her cat, with meekest guise,licking of its two black paws. The sunset somewhere near, on Durley Hill, theplay were calling. Then Mistress Pinch she got her up■IYr^^SS^ and peeped without her door; 1111115^ And… … THE GUN-FOUNDRY AT WASHINGTON D. C. By R. It is in Washington, D. C, at the navy-yard, or gun-foundry, as it is sometimes called,that the large guns are manufactured for ournavy; and there are no better guns made any-where else in the world. A few of the greater European countries havelarger navies…
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