Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 269
uised by many aheavy fall, drenched with the rain, beaten bythe wind, and pierced to the heart by the be-numbing cold. As long as there was light to see, he held asouthward course by the moss upon the trees.Toward the last he hurried on at randomthrough the woods even after darkness hadsettled upon… … ;THEY WERE STANDING UNDER THE SYCAMORE. (SEE PAGE 259.)256 THE STORY OF BARNABY LEE. 257 He had soon come to the end of his storeof ship-biscuit and herring; for a stomachgnawed by hunger is a hard thing to deny.Then he gathered hips from the wild-rose treeswhich grew among the cliffs, dug up old…
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