Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
d prove weak and burst. that to him had been intrusted the duty of see-ing that the range was clear. But when we started for the bomb-proof, in-stead of following us, as was his custom, Bomb-shell remained on the parapet, looking out tosea and sniffing the air. In a moment hedashed off through the… … BOMBSHELL REAPPEARED ON THE PARAPET AND BEGAN TO BARK FURIOUSLY. While a gun was being loaded, Bombshellwould sit on the parapet and watch the opera-tion. That finished, he would jump up andlook out to sea over the range, and thenscamper down from the parapet and follow usinto the bomb-proof. As…
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