Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 337
enly going mad, he ran like ablind man through the gate. To the river, to (To be i Vol. XXIX.-34-35. hind him with Nicasius De Sille, the counselor,to bear the charge of affairs, he ran to the frontof the city, with perhaps a hundred men, tooppose the British landing. But the British made no… … THE JANUARY HARVEST. The cutting and gathering of the ice enlivens these broad,white, desolate fields amazingly. One looks down upon the busyscene as from a hilltop upon a river meadow in haying time,only here the figures stand out much more sharply than they do from a summer meadow. . . . The best…
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