Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 628
t any hesitation instoning him. l878.] UNDER THE LILACS. 597 We must go right home; my mother isdreadful fraid of mad dogs, and so is yours, saidSusy ; and, having satisfied their curiosity, theyoung ladies prudently retired. But Betty had not had her peep, and couldnot resist one look; for she had… … feKA ing out while he panted, as if exhausted by fatigueand fear, for he still cast apprehensive glances at: the wall which divided him from his tormentors. His eyes are just like Sanchs, said Betty toherself, unconscious that she spoke aloud, till shesaw the creature prick up his ears and half…
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