Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 160
eizing his pistols. The littleold man started back, as in terror. He seemedto be in an agony of prayer. A change seemedcoming over him. He appeared conscious of it,and, going toward the door, disappeared. Berthold gazed after him and then rememberedthe colliers admonition in regard to the danger… … he threw a look of fearfll wildness upon berthold. moonlight, moving about the room. The merchantat first looked upon him with a feeling of curiosity rather than alarm or anger, and while he did so, ill was well. But he at last became irritable underthe disturbance, and, when the little old man at…
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