《high-water mark》

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garment to the old squaw; as you may imagine; and when HE came at

last and rushed up to her; looking about ten years older in his

anxiety; she felt so faint again that they had to carry her to the

canoe。  For; you see; he knew nothing about the flood until he met

the Indians at Utopia; and knew by the signs that the poor woman

was his wife。  And at the next high tide he towed the tree away

back home; although it wasn't worth the trouble; and built another

house; using the old tree for the foundation and props; and called

it after her; 〃Mary's Ark!〃  But you may guess the next house was

built above high…water mark。  And that's all。



Not much; perhaps; considering the malevolent capacity of the

Dedlow Marsh。  But you must tramp over it at low water; or paddle

over it at high tide; or get lost upon it once or twice in the fog;

as I have; to understand properly Mary's adventure; or to

appreciate duly the blessings of living beyond High…Water Mark。


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