Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 221
stone, designed in perfect Egyptian style,called * The Tombs, because it was a tombin appearance and in very truth a tomb forwrongdoers, rose over the spot where the AROUND THE COLLECT POND pleasant Collect Pond had been. And thereit stood until it, too, in time, was sweptaway, and the new City… … *)«£. I1.£A5ANT O^AV* r 4^Ay« Hiu^ THE PLEASANT DAYS OFCHERRY HILL THERE is not a week that passes butsomeone who is interested in daysgone by asks leave to accompany meon my rambles through the city. It is notalways that I grant these requests, for I havesuch a habit of conjuring up the old…
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