The New England Magazine, Volume 41; Volume 47New England Magazine Company, 1910 |
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Page 781
... followed by the Puri- tan and Pilgrim . The city had been all " agog " for two day , as well she might , as the scenes were such as any American city seldom sees and New Bedford considered her- self remarkably fortunate to be able to ...
... followed by the Puri- tan and Pilgrim . The city had been all " agog " for two day , as well she might , as the scenes were such as any American city seldom sees and New Bedford considered her- self remarkably fortunate to be able to ...
Page 785
... followed by more rain . Although the men from both sides had a bad night they appeared contented even though they were still wet to the skin . There were repeated skirmishes as the Reds advanced . General Bliss's main body was marching ...
... followed by more rain . Although the men from both sides had a bad night they appeared contented even though they were still wet to the skin . There were repeated skirmishes as the Reds advanced . General Bliss's main body was marching ...
Page 786
... followed slowly by the bal- ance of the army . Engineers were sent ahead in automobiles to blow up the bridge over the North River and thus cut off the Red Army , but before this could be done they were driven back by the advance guard ...
... followed slowly by the bal- ance of the army . Engineers were sent ahead in automobiles to blow up the bridge over the North River and thus cut off the Red Army , but before this could be done they were driven back by the advance guard ...
Page 795
... followed by his dog and all the men of the camp , he struck the uptrail . There at the spring was a puddle nine feet across and in the centre of it floated Maurice's hat . In a frenzied leap from the farther side he had cleared the ...
... followed by his dog and all the men of the camp , he struck the uptrail . There at the spring was a puddle nine feet across and in the centre of it floated Maurice's hat . In a frenzied leap from the farther side he had cleared the ...
Page 831
... followed ; the kind of work to attract the most - skilled operatives ; and , last , the home - getting and home- keeping desire . Does not New Bedford offer some at- tractions to the reader , whether he has a capital or labor to invest ...
... followed ; the kind of work to attract the most - skilled operatives ; and , last , the home - getting and home- keeping desire . Does not New Bedford offer some at- tractions to the reader , whether he has a capital or labor to invest ...
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