Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 517
ksCounty Historical Society, marks the spotwhere the old chestnut-tree formerly stood. Inorder that this might not seem to condone anunworthy deed, the monument was dedicated,not to those who made or conducted the walk,but to the Lenni-Lenape Indians — not tothe wrong, but to the persons wronged.… … MARSHALL THREW HIMSELF AT FULL LENGTH, AND GRASPED A SAPLING.1 FLOWERY. By Amos R. Wells. He was walking in the garden, and incau- Resolved, That all the flowers are insulted tiously he spokeOf a very flowery orator, Sir Sentimental Smoke—An orator of emptiness, as he went on to say, An orator…
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