Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 718
me in gun-shotof us. Weve got to yell and shout with all ourmight. And you ve got to do your share, Will.You must stand up to the shouting like a man. You bet, said Will. Then they sat silent—almost breathless—watch-ing the approaching lights and listening to thesounds of labor as the boat came… … THE SWOOPING EAGLE ; rest, I m too ticklish to sleep. There aint any-ng jolly about this ride. Why in the name ofise did nt you put the oars in ? Why did nt you put them in, Clint retorted.IT was nt any of my funeral—you were bossingB rescue job. A pretty rescuer you are ! A nicele man to have a…
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