Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 437
est and consider what heshould do; but he could not think, his headwhirled strangely, everything seemed moving,even the street and the houses; then he felt 424 TOINETTE S PHILIP. [Mar. sleepy, and was about to close his eyes when arough voice smote upon his ear. Git out er dat, you young one; I s… … ; HE CRIED, DEA! SELINE ! AND FELL FEEBLY FORWARD. Ursulines street blindly and dizzily, like one ina dream. It seemed to him that he had walkedmiles, when, without knowing how he had comethere he suddenly became aware that he wasagain before the Detrava place. The great oaks on each side of the…
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