Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
.—3. There was another, too, who spoke words ofhope and comfort—the Rev. Robert Bayliss,minister of the little church on the hillside, whohad come, like herself, a pilgrim into thiswilderness. You are doing finely, he would say. Why, look at me. I ve been here four years,and am almost as far from… … MISS BESSIE ANDREWS, THE TEACHER. thinking of all this and looking out across thevalley, she heard the whistle blow at the drift-mouth, a signal that no more coal would beweighed that day; and in a few moments she TOMMY REMINGTON S BATTLE. [Nov. saw a line of men coming down the hillsidetoward her.…
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