Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 359
d enough to enable thewidow to pass her last days in comfort. .\s for Nebuchadnezzar, he grew lazierand fatter still, and loved the sunlightmore and more. But he did not now sit^ on a hard wooden window-seat as for-merly. He had a cushion made of velvetand edged with gold lace, and wore acollar all… … URING thewarm days ofJ une, when themystery of hfescems sudden-ly unveiled ina miraculousmanner, I of-ten frequent awoody retreatabove the oldmill-dam onFulton Creek.The water gur-gles among thegray rocks and glides past a clump of firs andmaples. Star-flowers gleam from the darkerplaces of shade,…
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