Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 459
that no bet-ter fruit than that raised by the two authors couldbe bought anywhere. The business of growing fruit proved to be 258 BOOKS AND READING [Jan., more of a hobby than a source of profit, how-ever, and it was Blackmores books that gave himsufficient income to let him have all the fun… … Courtesy of Ttie Bookiiiaii. R. D. BLACKMORE. from his upper lip and chin, so that it framedhis face, which was as rosy as a girls. His eyeswere full of twinkling humor and kindliness, andthere was always about him a sense of the out-doors—of great, calm spaces, winds and fra-grances. He dressed…
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