Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 290
branches into thou-sands of pieces, and left the bark hanging in ribbons.It was an awe-inspiring sight. Hundreds of peoplecame to view the ruin wrought by the storm. The summer passed away, and in the fall the wood-man came with his ax and felled the remains of thestricken tree, and thus ended the… … III. SI kII..KI..\ I KKK. look up at it tenderly and lovingly, as if it needed moresympathy in its loneliness. A REMARKABLE HAIL-STORM. BY PHILIP MACBRIDE (AGE 13).On May 5, 1894, Iowa City suffered from one of themost severe hail-storms ever known. Many of the hail-stones were larger than a silver…
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