Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 479
idst of the choking smoke, content-ment even would seem an utter impossibility.That there should exist such an emotion as joy-fulness among them, is a fact which greatly aston-ishes Ned Gancy and young Chester. Yet therecan be no doubt that they are contented for thetime, and even happy, if that… … A STRANGE PROCESSION. (SEE PAGE 468.) eyes and, apparently, most ,-:■ wretched of human be-ings to be all misery ! .Far more miserable thanthey, that night,—or, at least, far more burdenedwith the sense of misery,— are those whom fatehas cast into the power of these savage creatures,and who are…
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