Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 196
d to the stair-way cut in the stone of the cliff. O Briel, Briel, my brother Briel ! sobbedRhena, to herself; if mother only knew, she unusually fine for their quest,—and the only per-sons on the pier were Strangers, who had come tosummer a while on the island, and had not theslightest… … THE SHIPS IN THE CHURCH. (PAGE 180.) would keep him, but he 11 be off in a boat, allalone, before I can tell her. I 11 go down and holdhim back, she cried, with sudden energy. Her yellow-bordered petticoat flashed along thecliff, and went after him down that long stone stair-way,—two hundred and…
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