Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 283
ng forward, yet stead-ily sinking to cover the river as with snow.They were trout-flies, and were in such numbers mosquitoes and black-flies. as you never saw anything but sand grains or should endure the torture. We packed up oursnowflakes. Yet in that same air were other things and started back… … iS9i.] PLAIN TRUTHS ABOUT HUNTING. 759 portage or neck of land between the riverand a lake. Wondering how they could standthe pests, we paddled over to see them. Theywere in misery. Their faces and hands wereswollen and their necks were raw and bleeding.We gave them our next to worthless bottle of…
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