Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 527
shoulder, Vol. XXL—137. As hurriedly as possible we reloaded therifles, but the puma did not return, and, after afew moments, when Cora had recovered, wehastened back to camp. At sunrise we went cautiously back to theplace and investigated. The deer had beenshot through the heart and lay where he… … THE PIPER. By Lee Carter. About the time our kite gets torn —When little fires are lit at morn To drive away the chill —We know the Piper we shall see;He comes to visit Ted and me From far across the hill. He always goes from east to west,And never seems to want to rest. We watch his queer, peaked…
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