Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 267
se-maid, down on her knees, scouring away forages at these rugged peaks, until she had roundedoff their stony heads and brought them into afamily likeness. In one case, for a novelty, sheput a dome upon a dome, as you will see by thepicture of the one in the Merced Cafion; and inanother she has… … FAIRVIEW DOME. anything to be seen elsewhere in the world. Somesay that the domes were formed by the action ofglaciers, which slowly ground these masses down
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