Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 147
ckbirds, and fled away on foot.Yet this happened just as truly as any histor-ical fact recorded of our famous first President. flown straight to the hunters lure! And noblyhad the marksman met his enthusiastic desire torender up his life for Washington : no stray shotwould be found among the tender… … arising from his place, he took her hand and gallantly kissed it. (see page 135.) The stone dwelling on the corner of the vil-lage square in Bedford was then occupied byWilliam McDermett, a Scotchman, and his Eng-lish wife. He was the pioneer among steelmanufacturers in this country, and his wife…
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