Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 359
ntic sons of Marshappened to turn his lazy length over, and inso doing caught a glimpse of Babettes yellowgown. He spoke a few words to his compan-ions, and the group was instantly alive with in-terest. Babette heard them approach; the evilday was upon her. But, somehow, in the faceof real danger… … ffl RAISED HERTHE BRUSH AND COOLI.YINTRUDERS FACE. DREW IT ACROSS The half-dozen grim and cruel faces werevery near now. Such a wild, unkempt-lookingcompany they were, with their matted beards and mustachios, and outlandish caps! Thetallest and gauntest Cossack rushed forward toseize Babette. He…
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