Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 578
superb jetspringing over two hundred feet into the air. Nature, however, has the largest share in thebeauty of Wilhelmshohe, and nature alwaystriumphs now as she did in the olden time.Though hostile armies devastate the land,thoughelectoral thrones perish and the emperor rules intheir stead, all… … Never was a day brighter,or a sky bluer, or life jollier,than on the morning whenlittle Ellens papa and mamatook her to visit the Indians,—real, live Indians that didnothing but weave basketsand sell baskets and singstrange songs all the daythrough. Never was a littlegirl happier, for that matter,…
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