Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 34
soon lost sight ofhim; and they, thinking that, perhaps, he had Whilst he thus stood in silent admiration of thebeautiful scenery which lay around him, and wascontrasting it, in his own mind, with that of hisown far-off land, he was suddenly accosted by aman of great and godlike stature. The name… … si JURA CLIMBS THE TREE. been ushered into another world, and not caring toawait the issue, turned their boats about, ladenwith fruit, and sailed rapidly away. Si Jura gazed down upon them from his loftyposition, and sadly lamented his imprudent act.But, at last, he fell asleep from exhaustion.…
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