Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 774
eaves from these, after which the planks were removed andthis picture was taken. The flat part of the nearest largeleaf was six feet six inches in diameter, or twenty feet fiveinches in circumference, with a rim six inches deep. Theleaf with the largest boy on it was five feet ten inches… … VICTORIAS GROWING IN A POND IN ST. LOUIS. The boy standing at the left of the center of the picture wrote the accompanying letter. The photograph was taken especially for St. Nicholas. to strike on end between the ribs, it will puncture it, butthere is a network of ribs on the under side of the…
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