Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
ee. He tore his way through the wet dergrowth ; he stumbled at fallen trunks; he Lzed eagerly forward, and stopped to listen often, |,th a heart beating hard with fatigue and fear. raccoon whinneyed, or an owl filled the hollowsof the woods with its unearthly Who ! who ! The moonlight slanted down… … ALL WOODS \S HE WENT. ar there was something fearful in the solitude.: wind swept over the forest-tops with a low, rnful roar. Pattering drops fell, shaken in {< showers from the boughs. A limb creaked , .head. As he moved on, the sound of his own >teps on the dead twigs had in it something…
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