Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
and craggy as one of hisScotch hills. Not Damon and Pythias were moreinseparable than were Jock and Don Quixote, thebig Merino ram whose horns swept back from hisblack nose, giving his kingly head the aspect ofGibraltar. By day-break the ram, the ewes, andtheir keeper were upon the sunny slopes;… … 1IXOTE, THE MERINO R< boards and cedar walls and floors. Near the cabinwere a long stable, store-rooms for supplies andfor the future fleece, and a kitchen-garden, plantedwith potatoes, onions, cabbage, and other neededvegetables. The Mexican laborers had a camp oftheir own, and Uncle Cyrus,…
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