Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 138
broke, and there was a little whiteskin over his eyes, and one little drop of bloodon the side of his head; and, laws ! I could ntsee nothing more for the tears; and I haintnever murdered no creature since that war ntdoing me no harm, and I aint going to. But I was aggravated about that welkin.… … l^J^i THEY WERE JUMPING UP AT THE LADDER, AND SNAPPING AND SNARLING AT EACH OTHER. (SEE PAGE 127.) the welkin ring. He said they always said that,but none of them ever told what it was, so heallowed it just meant outdoors and up high.Well, that seemed sensible enough, so I wassatisfied, and said…
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