Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 440
m, as agreat wave might overwhelma cockle-shell. Then it spreaditself out and slid into the river-bed, forcingthe waters far up the banks and over the damof the mill-race. And there it lay. But where the sawmill had stood, its win-dows lighted, its wheels clattering and buzz- saw whizzing, there… … IT SEEMED AS THOUGH THE WHOLE SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN HAD BEENTORN AWAY. up the mountain, they had to wade throughthe creek where the bridge had been; and thegoats clambered about over the disordered andabandoned ruins of what had once been a busysawmill. Such was the snow mans work. THE OLD MOON. By…
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