Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 377
THE BOOMEO BOY ON HIS women, and children away in the slave-ships, andthat the fire and the water stand for the burningvillages and the ocean. But I only remember, asa little boy, standing by the window of the planta-tion-house in Cashingar, and seeing the crowd ofslaves go by, their old king at… … 1 want to tell you about something that hap-pened many years ago in the town of Nantucket. Quite on the brow of the highest hill stood acurious old-fashioned mill, the sails of which wereso long that they nearly touched the ground, andof course they rose almost as high above the top ofthe mill when…
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