Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 285
irly represented around the camp-fires of Sir Frederick Parry and of the blackchief Ka-kak-kia. For a long time Hugh and Ned had beenonly too ready for supper, but it was gettinglate before they dared take the risk of haltingto cook. • They had mounted their horses, aftersetting out from the scene… … THE CAVE-MAN SAT THERE, PEERING OVER THE EDGE, WHEN SIX MEN ON HORSEBACK RODE IP. They were near together, but were very muchin the dark about one another. They mightactually meet on the morrow, and every heartamong them was beating with hope, or withdread, concerning that possible meeting. Chapter…
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