Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
ne of the largestbraves, at the same time gesticulating angrilyand pointing at Paul and Collia. Before the boyscould quite realize what had happened, they wereseized and roughly dragged toward the openingthat answered for a door in one of the Indianhouses. These openings are the only means of… … STILL HOLDING IAULs HAND, COLLIA FACED THE EXCITED INDIANS. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) ing crowd. Braves, squaws, pappooses pressedaround, and peered curiously into their faces;shaggy, wolf-like dogs snuffed and snarled at theheels of the new-comers, who with difficulty main-tained a brave appearance. They…
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