Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 278
he hadheard. Many of the legendsof the forest came backin troubled dreams to hiswearied brain. Then he would awa-ken, frightened, and putout his hand, and it wouldcome in contact withsomething hard andcold ; and he would re-member the stove, and solid foundation, which seemed to be the… … where he was, and whatthe motion meant. He ate the morsel of bread that remained, butit was so tiny that he only became hungrier. Atlast he sank down in a half stupor and dreamedmore fantastic dreams, until he was aroused by thetrains stopping. Hans was in a large station, and many menwere busily…
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