Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 409
the rub-ber is loaded into the canoe, and part tied by vinesand towed after it. With the current of the riverin their favor, the journey is made in good time, foot-balls; the girls dolls; the babys rattle, anda score of miscellaneous toys; rubber boots, andovershoes ; water-proof cloaks, coats,… … IN THE JUNGLE and without much labor, the party stopping occa-sionally to cook their meals, and tying up at nightat any wood station or hut they may come to.Arrived at Greytown, their cargo is soon landed,their accounts settled with their employer, anda new season of carousing begins, which will…
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