Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 318
itsfestivity. There was the usual motley array ofequipages —wagons which looked as if they hadbeen made before the flood, old-fashioned chaises,barges, and carts piled high with sweet-scentednew hay. Baskets filled with home-made goodieswere not lacking, and the train started offpromptly, with… … THE THOUGHT WAS FINISHED IN THE COOLING, GURGLING WATERS. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) over to the pint thout gittin tipped over —t sabout as fur s frm here up to the corner yonderI 11 charge ten cents a try at it. There s hun-derds o boys an men come every season an goin swimmin. T will be a grand card. What…
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