Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 172
own in New England, and a flour-ishing sea-port; and he certainly would have goneto Boston, then, as now, a center of education andculture. Many of the streets of Boston were nar-row and crooked. Shops and inns were distin-guished in Boston, as in other cities and towns, bypictorial signs for the… … TsomcWcs I Jvrvinf, }n<\5 «JS Wowoljvw^cHM^a rWwbo.-, The time that was given to making cider, and thenumber of barrels made and stored in the cellarsof the farm-houses, would now seem incredible. Had our traveler passed from New England tothe State of New York, say at Albany, he wouldhave had…
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