Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 413
ld be of use. Then she found a ready-made coat lying under a log. She pulledit out, but before she unfolded it she lookedto see if either Sandy or Pleasant had beencovered by it. There were only some shredded leaves be-neath it; but the coat itself was uninjured, andher accurate eye told her it… … BIG SANDY FKLT HIMSELF pleasants QUII^ LIFTED FROM THE GROUND, AND SAW THE EMPTY END OFUNFURL AND FILL WITH AIR LIKE A BALLOON. dangling on a blackberry-briar; but when shesaw it, her heart came suddenly into her throat,and she gave a sharp sob, for it seemed as ifLittle Pleasant must have passed…
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