Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 620
cheeks. After awhile,they returned in such numbers that the sea seemedto be sowed with black coals. They bartered valu-able furs and skins for red cloth, and, when thiswas gone, they were content to take in exchangemilk porridge which the Norsewomen made forthem. By and by, when all was going… … NORSEMF.N EXPLORING THE NEW ENGLAND COAST. a long time they kept away from the colony : butwhen they came again, says the chronicle, it waslike a rushing torrent. 59Q THE VIKINGS IN AMERICA. [July, A battle followed, and the Norsemen were worsted.The natives outnumbered them and killed many.The…
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