Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 142
for his sake should have a weekly holiday. They gave his name unto the day, that as theyears roll by His memory might still be green; and thatsthe reason why We speak his name with gratitude, and oftenerby far Than that of any other saint in all the cal-endar. Then, lads and lassies, great and… … Vol. XXXI.— 17-18. 129 A CHINESE ARMY THAT CHEERED FOR YALE. By Ralph D. Paine. After Peking had been captured by the alliedarmies, and peace restored to the battered andbesieged legations, the city became a peacefulbut monotonous residence for the foreign troopsordered to remain in exile through…
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