Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 745
and by night-fall over ten thousandtrees were felled, hewn, and thrown into piles.Then Ranier, who had not ceased before to watchthe work, ate some of the provisions which he hadbrought with him, and throwing himself under agreat tree, whose spreading boughs shaded himfrom the moonlight, drew his… … 3^*^5i§PSv*v FELLING THE TREES. Well, said Lord Woodmount, it is a risk for Now, it chanced that morning that the chief me to run ; but, from what you have done already, ranger had started to see how the work was being it is possible you may obtain enough woodmen to done, and. on reaching the…
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