Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
ll farther in. Then, one afteranother, every fastening was cut, and the snakepushed gradually into the box, until, his head beingloosened and clapped in, a board was fastenedover the hole, and he was snug and tight andready for his voyage. Did you have any trouble with him when youwere taking him… … IN THE HARVEST-FIELD. HOW A HOOSIER BOY SAW THE TOWER OF PISA. By A. H. Fretageot. During a tour of several months in Europe, Iarrived in the ancient city of Pisa at eleven oclockon a lovely summer night. Being of course veryeager to see the famous Leaning Tower, I resolved,as the moon was shining…
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