Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 385
kiln, whileits sides missed the kiln by at least a foot, theroof standing entirely clear of the kiln. Alongeach side of the kiln, about eight arches, fivefeet long and four feet high, had been built in,to place wood in for firing. The only thingin the yard besides the kiln was an old-fash-ioned… … tea 8>*s -■• THE INDIAN SCOUTS EXAMINING THE TRAIL. the ground with the utmost care, until he cameto the point from which he started, when hesaid: Trail come in—no go out; man inthere, pointing to the kiln. He was unableto find a sign of that trail on the brick-yard,the deserters feet leaving no…
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