Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 22
s to get out. He soon found that the forest into the clearing, he met the Indian whohad visited him a few days before, and he toldthe red man of Allans loss. The Indian stood amoment in deep thought, and then asked : No horse, no boy back there? pointing to theroad just traversed by Mr. Devins. No.… … OLD BOB FHLL, to dig his way up through the mass of snow that filledthe cellar was beyond his powers. If he could havemade a succession of footholds, the task would havebeen easy; but all his efforts only tended to fillhis retreat, without bringing him nearer the air.As soon as he saw this, he gave…
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