Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 511
tree-roots, and tumble down in the angularmasses that we find at the mountain bases,along the mountain flanks, and in the moun-tain streams. In other words, the stones ofwhich the mountains are built seem to bemade and arranged for being reshaped by theforces of nature, quite as much as the clayof… … A POINTING-MACHINE WHICH SHOWS THESCULPTOR WHERE THE FIGURE IS HIDDEN and the winds, is controlled, much as thework of the chiselman is controlled by theprevious use of the pointing-machine. Butin order that we may see more clearly thiscurious analogy, we must first find out alittle more about the…
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