Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 268
nded fainter and fainter. Bear-stories were told by the camp-fire thatnight; and Mr. Dane slept with his rifle handy,and John with an ax. John said he was a bettershot with an ax than with a rifle. Jack thoughthe should dream of bears, but he did nt. Thenext morning he went with John Wilson up to… … THE PACK-TRAIN FOR ATLANTA. man riding ahead on the bell-mare, and anoth-er bringing up the rear of the train, swinging hisleathern blind as he rode. This one was theman from Turners. He had met Mr. Gilmour Vol. XIV.—54. backed down the trail, following John on Pete,Mrs. ODowd, as usual, in the…
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