Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 193
the further end. Never waiting for her comrade, Sally quietlystepped out and followed, leaving Julia to quakewith fear and listen for an alarm. None came, and in a few minutes, that seemedlike hours, Sally returned, looking much excited;but she was sternly silent, and to all the otherseager… … THE LONELY WATCHER SAT READING TILL IAjT ELEVEN. curiosity and soon forgot it in sleep. Sally sleptalso, feeling like a hero reposing after a hard-wonbattle. She was up betimes and ready to receive herearly visitors with an air of triumph, which silencedevery jeer and convinced the most skeptical…
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