Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 396
arried down to theshore and buried deep in the sand. Late in the afternoon, when his preparationswere nearly completed, he sat down for a fewmoments to rest near his windmill. It hadceased its turning, and stood quiet; but as helooked at it, it swung slowly first one way andthen another, as if… … FINALLY THE GREAT FLAMES LEAPED FROM TREE-TOP TO TREE-TOP. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) and with its turning the hot air, thick withsmoke, came sweeping on, choking and stiflingeverything which drew breath. Jed jumped up 3§4 JED S WINDMILL. and stood for just a moment, realizing with anoverwhelming fear that…
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