Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 544
ugh here and make city blocks. Of coursethey could nt leave a high hill like that stand-ing, so they leveled it and lowered the housegradually to the street, and it stood somewhere I9i6.] OR, THE LASS OF RICHMOND HILL 321 right about here. I cant make out the very spot,for some books say it was on… … MADAME MORTIER WARNED ALISON THAT SHE WASCOMMUNICATION WITH THE REBELS. (SEE N residence any more, it became a sort of hotel ortavern. Then, some one else bought it and turned itinto a theater, and for se-^^eral years it was calledthe Richmond Hill Theater. But it was ntvery successful, so after a…
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