Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 526
lse; it was his maimed strength and masterful-ness, as Stevenson wrote to him, that were bor-rowed for Long John. And how Henley didenjoy Treasure Island and its success! Hepresented the author with an old flint-lock he dbought, assuring us that it was Silvers pistol! A blind man, a lame one with… … When our Presidents now visit the various forty-eight States of the Union, or, as we say, swingaround the circle, it is in great contrast toWashingtons day. He found it a vastly moretedious undertaking to travel over the originalthirteen States that then constituted the Nation.How he went…
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