Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 34
n the villageas when he got back. His travels made himthe greatest man in all that region, and themost talked about; and people come from asmuch as thirty miles back in the country, andfrom over in the Illinois bottoms, too, just tolook at him — and there they d stand andgawk, and he d gabble. You… … \VE WENT OUT IN THE WOODS ON THE HILL, AND TOM TOLD US WHAT IT WAS. IT WAS A CRUSADE. (SEE PAGE 23.) penalties of the law and leaving behind me a but they had to give in that whatever Tom was family that must starve and yet had nt had a short in longitude he had made up in latitude thing to do with…
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