Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 51
t thesemigration-times they were all of the same pur-pose : all going a journey, a journey full of hard-ships and pleasures, common alike to every oneupon the road. In traveling this long unguarded highwaymere feather distinctions are likely to disappear.Mutual need and good-fellowship prevail.… … fine feathers, nor doa hundred things thatin the summer made himsufficient unto himself. Hejust travels, and takes whatcomes, and the more toshare it all, the merrier. A com-mon interest draws them to- ~gether. They are not a flock, buta company; not swallows and swiftsmerely: they are bird…
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