Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 378
ge, and slept a restless, feverish sleep. When he awoke it was dawn, and he wasbenumbed with cold; his feet and hands achedpitifully, his head throbbed and whirled, andfor a moment he felt that he could not stand up. But at last, with a great effort, he gotupon his feet, and shook off the… … PHILIP GRIEVED SORELY OVER THE TINY DEAD THING. wished, the practical little negro filled thebucket for future use. This grateful beverage refreshed and cheeredPhilip, and he was about to start forth morehopefully; but to his surprise and distress, whenhe uncovered the cage of the children, hefound…
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