Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 597
le inhab-ited them; and any boy or girl who now visits theruins can climb about among them just as thelittle cliff-dweller children climbed hundreds ofyears ago, when these silent, lonely canonsechoed to childish laughter. Spruce-tree House and Balcony House are thetwo other dwellings that the… … BALCONY HOUSE AFTER RESTORATION. these have never been entered by white men, asno one can get to them; indeed, one of these iscalled Inaccessible House, for this reason. Howthe cliff-dwellers ever reached it is one of themany mysteries of this strange land. Spruce-tree House is so called because,…
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