Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 595
y up on the steepledges —ah, that was better than horses or trolleys !On reaching the top of the hill, Lynde pausedand looked about. Far to the south, blue andshining, stretched the waters of Long IslandSound. Below him, a late spring still held The sleeper rose to his feet, rubbing a stinging ear.… … LYNDE CLIMBED THE LEDGE AND APPROACHED THE MINE FROM ABOVE. the country in the pale greens and russets of amonth earlier. No sound came up out of thesilence, for Lantern Hill is one of the loneliestspots in eastern Connecticut. He did not staylong at the top, but went down the rough path onthe…
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