Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 405
r the body folded shawls orarmy blankets. The Livid Goloconda Was constructed somewhat in the same way, as faras the head and tail were concerned, but the boysarranged themselves differently. This time threepoor fellows, after taking off shoes and coats, hadto crawl one after the other into a sort… … DIAGRAM OF ELEPHANT. feet of the last boy, and the open ends of thebolster-case carefully lapped and tied over the join-ings. The snake-like movement was made by theboys hitching themselves along, partly by their feetand partly by their arms, folded across their breasts The last boy squirmed the…
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