Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 498
rauder in his hastehad taken refuge. Butwhat a treacherous hid-ing-place! For thoughthe large green leavesafforded some concealment while the heavyshadows of the hill fell across the thicket, themoment the approaching moonlight reachedthe spot the lurking-place of the fugitive wascertain to be… … THE BIG, UGLY HEAD SHOT OUT AGAIN WITH EARED TEETHAND A HISSING SNARL. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) the guns, he raised a hand to caution him,for his one fear now was that somethingwould happen to start the quarry. There wasa hasty parley, and the two advanced cau-tiously to a position guarding the covert…
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