Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 188
t for home. Prudent Celiasuggested that the embers were quite too lively to beleft; forest fires might result from this social littleblaze. So the boys obediently stamped out the smoul-dering sparks. As Archer was vigorously stampingin a circle far enough away from the fire to be absurd,all… … EDEN HILL. Stood spell-bound, but Junia was beside herself withexcitement. She continued to fire at the creature evenwhen he was as helpless as a striped ribbon, and endedher onslaught by lodging her last charge in her ankle. The heroine was suffering intensely, but her couragewas good, and she…
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