Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
spring, theyestimated thelength of the subterraneous passage to be not lessthan a quarter of a mile. The sun, which hadbroken through the clouds, indicated by the angle §34 THE LAST THREE SOLDIERS. [Aug. of his rays that the afternoon was well past.They now thought it advisable to retrace… … evenwhen heknew theanimal nowfollowing himwas only stupid old Tumbler. BEYOND THE ILLUMINATION OF HIS torch, he saw two gleaming eyes. Georsre handedhim a piece of the mica to carry, and his care-less, happy mood indicated that he returnedto the subterraneous passage as gaily as if itwere a…
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