Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 674
ittle bigger now, andthe trees were taller. By and by Dumplingrecognized his own village—even his house.But the cloud was carrying him past. Stop!stop! he shouted in desperation. But thecloud did nt stop. And as they slowlysailed along the cloud grew smaller andsmaller, till at last it was barely… … here and there he saw droves of sheepand oxen. (see page ii2i.) -U-C? I 120 DUMPLING S WONDERFUL VOYAGE. [Oct. down he could see some which appeared to be the courage! He tried to jump; but no, hegoing back toward Bonheur. Dumpling was was afraid. He leaned far over again, longing
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