Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 154
d her over the same barrier.On horseback, or anywhere else, she was alwaysa very stately, self-possessed, and dignified lady. Keep right on, Helen, she said. I mustknow what they are going to do next. Wemust find those boys ! tain was taking an interest in the matter andwas shouting : Coo-ee-e ?… … HELEN S PONV MADE A SUDDEN LEAP OVEK A FALLEN TREE. Oh, it is dreadful! replied Helen. They both looked pale, pained — almostfrightened, as they rode on, and they wereall the while peering intently through the spacesof the forest, and listening. No, no, remarked Lady Maude, again andagain; there is…
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