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Excerpt from Ticonderoga; Or the Black Eagle, Vol. 3 of 3: A Tale of Times Not Long Past
The woods, blazing in their autumnal crimson when last we saw them, had worn and soiled, in about a fortnight, the glorious vestments of the autumn, and cast them to the earth; and now they had put on the green garments of the summer, and robed themselves in the tender hues of youth. The rivers and the streams, bound in icy chains for many a month, now dashed wildly and impetuously along in the joy of lately-recovered freedom, and, swollen by the spring rains, in some places became tor rents; in some places, slowly ?ooded the ?at land, marching over the meadows like a vast invading army.
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