Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 313
cruel blow upon thehead, knocking him senseless into the sea. Thishe saw, and realized instantly the full extent ofthe calamity. With no boat on board, his friendunconscious, and only this thoughtless girl on deckif he should trust himself to the water, what couldbe done ? No wonder he cried out in… … THE START. to assume her right to a due share of the glory.And, indeed, Rodman was hardly disposed, now,to deny the claim. Somehow or other she nolonger seemed to have no business on board the Chingachgook. He was beginning to feel asthough she belonged there along with himself andCash. Yes, he…
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