Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 380
a knife apiece made them consider theboat large enough to accommodate him. Therewas little chance for Franklin to secure provisionswithout awaking suspicion ; and, knowing that therivers they must pass were full of fish, and the WHEN THE BRIGADE CAME IN. 3^7 summer air vocal with songs of… … FRANKLIN BEHELD THE BRIGADE OF BOATS PASSING UP THE MACKENZIE voice within which ventured to remind him of hismother and sister. The two Dog-Rib Indians had come downfrom Great Bear Lake, and Franklin soon foundthat they were pretending not to understand eitherhis words or his signs. He thought he…
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