Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
to one anotherthat he must be a god, for no mere humanbeing could eat so much. Next he looked about him. What strange 1902.] DUMPLING S WONDERFUL VOYAGE. II23 men these were! He had never seen any such Child of the Sun. Dumpling was carried to before. He would have been afraid, but he saw the… … THEY prostrated themselves at his feet. He asked where he was, but of course theycould not understand him. They are Chinamen, he thought. He is a god, they thought. He speaksa celestial language which we do not know. And again they bowed down before him. Dumpling had fallen through the roof of…
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