Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 403
sor couldsit up, in a stupid way, and Ramon tied onlyhis feet. Hold well! he cried loudly andsternly, but with the same little quiver in hisvoice; and taking bothbridle-reins in one handhe plunged down thehill, his weight thrownforward upon the hardbits so that the reluctantmules had no choice… … gins with finding himself on board the trainat Casapalca — a train of that most wonder-ful railroad in the world, the railroad abovethe clouds, that clambers up and burrowsthrough the cordillera of Peru. Before that,are only hazy memories of a vast mountain-wallleaning over to crush him; a winding…
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