Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
nthers in this place ? Because I shouldlike to make them a call! No, I 11 warrant you, answered Will, risingand stepping boldly within the door. Thisone s all there was, and he s enough. Nowwhere on earth is that horse? I thought he was seasoned to most every-thing, said I. I m ashamed of him, said… … $# wills rifle went off, but without effect. I 11 find the horse and come back. He has ntgone far. We may as well stay here to-night. Your wounds should be bandaged, said I. I have bandages in my case. Wait a bit. Notwithstanding Wills assertions that thewounds were just scratches, not worth…
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