Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 443
ere was the bat-tle fought, Uncle Bob?he asked one day. Over toward thesouthwest of us, hisuncle said. If you 11go up to the garret someday, and climb over theboxes and trunks thereand look out of thatfunny little round cob-webby window, I thinkyou can see two bigtrees that, according tothe farmers… … THE RELICS LAID ON THE TABLE eager boy. The window certainly was cob-webby on the inside and streaming wet on theoutside; but when hehad corralled an oldcloth and scrubbed itup a bit, he managedto see two big trees inthe distance on a slightrise of ground. Oh, glory! Im donefor now, that s sure !…
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