Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 290
VERTON REVOLUTION 795 was such a great undertaking. The solitaryfather made a speech that was to the point. Hesaid: Here s five dollars to help out in yourcelebration. I spent twenty last year in doctorsbills to finish up my boys celebrating, and I callthis getting off cheap. They applauded… … Now she can use theplans she made, and tellus what to do, and we 11turn in and do it. Iask to hear from Mrs.Wayne, please. The person who stepped forward was a wealthy woman who made her summer home Silverton. The town people did not know her very well, but all who did know her admired and loved…
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