Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 673
away he went, with several of mere seigles best sheets and table-cloths hanging about his neck. in; DUMPLINGS WONDERFUL VOYAGE. [OCT- He crawled over to the edge to look down: be drowned! he cried. Oh, I want to gobut all he could see at first was more clouds, back! I must go back! And, to his… … But how could he? That was the great ques-tion. As he peered down and wonderedwhat to do next, he noticed that the cloudswhich passed at some distance below himwere going in the opposite direction —going back to the land. If I could only change clouds, hethought; and he could think of nothingelse.…
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