Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 233
t last they were rewarded by the sight of abroad stream of water, with a few cottonwood treesgrowing along its banks. Here they stayed through the nig+it, and in the morn-ing the men rose early, to begin work on a sod house.Day after day they worked, building more houses, andshelter for the horses,… … THE MUSIC LESSON. BY WALTER K. FRAME, AGE l6.(SILVER BADGE.) When the next summer came, more easterners ar-rived and settled near them, until they had quite a littlevillage, with broad fields of corn spread round aboutthem. As time went on, trees were planted, frame housesbuilt, and more towns…
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