Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 674
There was neither looking for traces of their absent comrade. Greaser-town was deserted. The six Mexicans who hadlived there had packed up their light luggage andgone to parts unknown. On the rafters of theirsolitary cabin were laid two rude jig-saws, showingthat the men intended to return. Drifts… … THE AVALANCHE. flour nor meat in the cabin ; but there was a plentyof coffee, some sugar, and a few beans. There wasno immediate danger of starvation. Even at theworst, a few rabbits and squirrels could be snaredor shot in the underbrush ; and Arty had foundthat by crushing the dry berries of the…
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