Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 346
, and down upon thefloor. Lars would have been content to spend allhis life gazing at her. But a strange uneasinesscame over him,— his errand, the golden hen, thebarrel of tar, and all the rest of it came back to hismemory slowly, as if emerging from a golden mist,and, with a sudden determination,… … LARS CLIMBED OVER THE WINDOW-SILL, AND STEP BY STEP DREW NEARER. 334 THE SUNS SISTERS. [Mar. hen, too. When he tried to catch her, this time,she flapped with her wings, gave a hoarse shriek,and ran as fast as she could. Lars plunged ahead,reaching out with both his hands to catch her, eled toward…
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