Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
switched ! Then he relighted historch, and went on with his fishing. It was thesame man that Lucien and Lillian had seen. The boats went on and on. With brief intervalsthe negroes rowed all night long, but Dr. Gastonfound no trace of his children. In sheer despera-tion, however, he kept on. The sun… … msi THE MILLER AND HIS CHILDREN. carried over the dam, the children were eitherdrowned or crushed on the rocks below. If theirboat had not entered the pond, then they hadbeen rescued the day before by some one livingnear the river. It was with a heavy heart that Dr. Gastonlanded. And yet there were…
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