Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 697
nfront of him to the edge of the steep rock, madebelieve he dropped off below ; and while the hunterwas peering down upon a lower ledge of rocks, hewas wheeling with a noiseless flight to the oppositeside of the cliff, and so around silently back to hisnest, hidden itself under the great loose… … THE TWO LITTLE HORNB1LLS. It was a beautiful sight at last, when the roomswere full, to see the dignity of some, the fluttering,nervous anxiety of others, and more curious tohear the chattering and clattering in languagesworse than Greek or German to any but the in-itiated. The white curlew went…
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