Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)
Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 320
Ididnt lose my senses, but all physical power had desertedme. I could scarcely move my hands or feet; still I thoughtthat the hatch must be again opened before long, and thatI could not fail to be discovered. I earnestly prayed thathelp might be sent me. How it was to come I couldnot tell.… … A ray of light streamed right upon me. Page 263. Ti{^ KZN YORKPUBIIG LIBMKY ASTCS, LfflxNOI ANDTZLDEkN r0UNDAIl0N8 DISORDERED FANCIES. 269 disappearing. Some were people I knew, and others werestrangers. Aunt Deb and Mr. Butterfield came by, trippingit lightly, holding each others hands, he in a…
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