Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 454
r, residing in adugout in Cottonwood Gulch, only three milesaway. They knew the place well, had picnickedthere one summer day, and had played in thedugout. Had not Daisy, the pet fawn, whenthey had barred him out of the dugout becausehe filled up the whole place, jumped upon theroof and nearly… … THE RIVER. matted, and dusty, as the hair of a tramp who horse took their freedom on the hills, hunting sleeps in haymows. He followed his master, and prospecting for mineral—not so much in without bit or bridle, like a dog. In the course the expectation of a fortune as from love of the of…
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