Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 41
de — a —wis you, lest you haf not to part company wisus. You see ? I see, said I, laughing. For when I oncesat Rangoons powerful back, I had the gamein my own hands. But leave Will Grant, who sat composedlychewing a straw by the wall ? No, indeed!This is how I managed. I mounted. Rangoon gave a… … RANGOON AND CARLOS. over his head. Or, rather, I rolled quietly —expecting it, you see. But Carlos, whose cra-nium was severely shaken by the shock, got upin a rage, vowing and declaring that no earthly HOW RANGOON CARRIED WEIGHT. 5°9 power should induce him to mount the abomi- ear. The next…
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