Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 309
ffaloes for the time, but beyond themwere thousands more. Turning southward, theystruck across the country for the wagon-track, quitewell satisfied with their explorations. Between two long divides, or ridges, they cameupon a single wagon, canvas-covered, in whichwere two little children. Two… … alone, they said that their father and uncle hadcome up after buffaloes, and were out with theirguns. Their mother was over on the bluff—point-ing to a little rocky mass which rose like an islandin the middle of the valley. She had gone to huntfor sarvice-berries. They were left to mind thecattle…
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