Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 167
s, as he bade us good-by. 102 BRIN [Dec, The main thing that interested me, however,while he was talking, was the fact that therewas nt a mark of any kind on the face of theHanging Marsh. I had noticed that even theblazes on the trees near the houses, which werefar more numerous and fresher than… … WE PASSED THE TOP RIDGE OF THE CLOUDY HILLS. As we chatted over a cup of hot tea and a porkbun, that most delectable invention, as it wontfreeze, however cold the day may be, we draggedout the map which we had made the night before.Having pointed out that the direction in whichwe must steer across…
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