Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 540
Why, of course it is Plymouth Rock ! Whatelse could it be ? answers the man to whomthe question is addressed; but, nevertheless,looking a trifle skeptical himself as he regards it. Itsnotmuchto look at; but itsPlymouth Rock,just the same, hesays in decisivetones. From the wharf,with its… … CANOPV OVER PLYMOUTHROCK. at the revered rock,on which they seethe single inscrip-tion, cut in the mid-dle of its face inlong, plain figures: 1620. The rock is sur-rounded by a highiron railing com-posed of alternateboat-hooks andharpoons, and in-scribed with the il-lustrious names ofthe forty men…
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