Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 363
! whis-pered Arty. Nonsense, replied Tom,also lowering his voice,there s no company on the plains, that we veheard of, with more than one hundred and fiftyhorses; and there must be at least a thousand in thatgang. Whoop ! Whoop ! he suddenly cried, andat the sound, the animals gazed at us and then… … CAUGHT. We passed through the company of horses, a lane,or passage, being formed for us by the animals them-selves, as they moved away on each side from ourimmediate neighborhood. Then Tom cried : See, boys, there s another drove beyond ! He was right; for on looking, we beheld anotherand even…
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