Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 392
ot,the resistance of the air being insufficient tostop him. In fact, he found it necessary tothrow up his other arm in order to stop himself. William amused himself for a little time bythus making his body revolve, like a wheel,first in one direction and then in another, andfound it a most novel… … HE turned head downward and let himself drop. I dont know how it is, he said, but myhead feels queer — as though this spinning aroundhad sent all the blood into it. He did not re-flect that, besides this, there was the added factthat his blood was no longer attracted down-ward into his legs by…
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