Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 120
nd Kala Nag be-gan to go down into the valley—not quietlythis time, but as a runaway gun goes down asteep bank—in one rush. The huge limbsmoved as steadily as pistons, eight feet to each stride, and the wrinkled skin of the elbow-points rustled. The undergrowth on either sideof him ripped with a… … LITTLE TOOMAI LAID HIMBOUGH iELF DOWN CLOSE TO THE GREAT NECK, LEST A SWINGINGSHOULD SWEEP HIM TO THE GROUND. tusks as he threw his head from side to sideand plowed out his pathway. Then LittleToomai laid himself down close to the greatneck lest a swinging bough should sweep himto the ground, and…
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