Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 170
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… … <o™cUii\.cs 4 5vr.Cvn£, Jri^? *is \.<To»c4|fts^*icWMV«{a f^kc- The time that was given to making cider, and the Had our traveler passed from New England tonumber of barrels made and stored in the cellars the State of New York, say at Albany, he wouldof the farm-houses, would now seem…
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