Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 514
, unpretentiousenough — for simplicity was always one of Mrs. old-time friends whose cottages neighbored herown or made delightful Meccas for her in herdrives about the mountain. For Onteora had cast its spell, not only uponwriters, but upon leading artists, musicians,players, and men of the first… … ^■/ ; A COTTAOK, MRS. DODGes SUMMER HOME AT ONTEORA, NEW YORK. Dodges chosen virtues, and simplicity reignedwithout and within. But she loved the cozyrooms with their quaint comers, the fire uponthe hearth, and the view, from the veranda, ofthe green, wooded slopes and the towering bluehills…
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