Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 427
sewere tossing it like a ball for his amusement, in front of ours. Fortunately the falling bricksRecalling our dazed senses, and staggering to injured none of us. Making another trial, weour feet as best we could, with one accord we succeeded in opening the door and rushed intorushed down the steps… … STREET SCENE DURING THE CHARLESTON EARTHQUAKE. ifcg2 VOLCANOES AND EARTHQUAKES. §95 which filled the whole atmosphere. We weresurrounded by a crowd of neighbors—men,women, and children — who had rushed out oftheir houses, as we had done, and who stoodwith us in the middle of the street,…
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