Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 82
almouth, and hadhalted and camped for the night in a thick under-growth of scrub-pine and cedar. The day of ourlanding was remarkably fair. The skies were sobright, the air was so soft and balmy, that we wererejoiced to find what a pleasant country it was wewere getting into, to be sure; but the… … IN WINTER QUARTERS. night, shaking the snow from his blanket and thecape of his overcoat, while a loud Ha! ha! andan oft-repeated What do you think of this, boys?rang along the hill-side on which we had found ourfirst camping-place on Old \irginias Shore. The weather had played us a most…
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