Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
-choppers danced aroundhim, leaping over the crackling flames, bran-dishing a hatchet, and yelling like a savage: Why is thy face so white, pale-face ?Why are thine eyes so bright, pale-face ?What makes him draw deep breath?Is he afraid of death ?Never a word he saith;Dumb is the pale-face ! 426… … THE YOUNGEST OF THE WOOD-CHOPPERS DANCED AROUND HIM, BRANDISHINGA HATCHET. Whether he s dead or alive, he certainlyaint any pale-face any more, broke in theold man, for the smoke s roasted himbrown. But the wretched snow man was toofar gone to listen to what they said; nor did hehear their noisy…
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