Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 351
it on nothing save what he brought, and hesat upon his blanket and moccasins. When hehad told his story, the Trues, to try him, puthim into the room of the East with the bearand the lion; and the savage animals cameforward and breathed on him, but would not 9H THE STORY OF THE LAKE. [Aug. hurt him.… … THE HUNTER AND THE LAKE-MAN. (SEE PAGE 912.) human enemies of his people. And from eachroom he came forth unscratched. Surely, said the Trues, this is our son!But once more we will try him. They had a great pile of logs built up (cob-house fashion), and the space between filledwith pine-knots. Then…
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