Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 760
ide her, and, at last, stumbling over a clump ofblue-berry bushes, she fell forward on her kneesupon the other shore,—a soggy, soaked, disagree- Bright. She had just fallen asleep in her clothes,when she was roused by a knock. That s them at last, she cried, jumping upand hurrying to the door.… … IT WAS A BOAT — AND A MAN IN IT able shore enough, but a most welcome sight justthen. So tired and spent was she, that for some min-utes she lay under the blue-berry clump before shecould gather strength to pull herself up and go on.It was a very hard and painful walk, and the windand the darkness…
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