Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 799
locks and keys and bolts, etc., etc.;skeletons heads and bones, and two or three specimens of the peoplewho had been found in the houses; and their position plainly showsthe torture and agony they must have suffered when the sconx over-took them in their flight. There is one man who looks as though… … A VICTIM OF THE LAVA. been an awful time; and then, it being so completely dark, with theair full of ashes, many of them must have ran right into the lava with-out knowing it. The town is all in ruins; nothing is left but the walls and streetsto tell the tale of a once prosperous and thriving city.…
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