Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 747
e time, and in sticking right on the job. To most of us, spruce is a total stranger untilit is pointed out that the sounding-boards in ourpianos are of spruce, or that we read newspapersthat are printed on paper that contains sprucepulp. When we realize this, then we feel onspeaking terms with this… … A ciAKT sri;uci; i klli.d near RAYMOND, WASHINGTON and walls of many buildings are of the samewood. It is a far cry from these every-day usesto a fighting plane downing a Boche 16,000 feetabove the shell-torn trenches on the WesternFront. It would seem quite as incongruous, ifwe had not been…
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