Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 263
which nownever hears the sweet sound of human speech. I can not now tell you of all the queer inhabi-tants of these mountains ; but next time I shallhave something to say to you about the beaver,the wild sheep, the buffalo, and some other inter-esting neighbors of mine. T H E B ABVS DIMPLE. By… … Ho ! THE great monster, the Sea ! Rushing and raging about,Lashing his tail,—he must be Hungry and frantic, no doubt!Oh, should he open his lips,—Woe to the beautiful ships !Beautiful ships, keep awayFrom the great monster to-day !Ho ! the wild creature — the Sea !Hungry and fierce he must be ! Lo…
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