Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 123
osts and stormsof a thousand years, lay piled in irregularmasses at its base. But what claimed our attention most par-ticularly was the sight of old Bish standingwith his back to us, and staring intently intothe mouth of a low, dark cave. We had runour game to earth, or, as Bob rather oddly… … we SAW, COM advancing a step, stopped once more, rigidand attentive. Presently he advanced an-other step, and then another, and then wentbodily into the cave and disappeared fromsight. We stood waiting, in a state of intense anx- when Bish appeared once more, and, standinghalf in and half out of…
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