Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1023
AS SHE CAUGHT SIGHT OF THE SINGER, SHE NODDED AND BECKONEDELINOR TOWARD HER. 992 ELINOR ARDEN, ROYALIST. [Sept. Now Elinor had been half afraid that thedark, bright-eyed stranger was a witch. Thesight of the baby reassured her. It was only agipsy mother with her child. Helas! He ees so tired, so… … SHE HURRIED BACK AND GUIDED THE LITTLE PARTY TO THEHIDING-PLACE. (SEE PAGE 995-) rocked the child to and fro in her arms. Butzese soldiers—howcome zey here? You know? Some prisoners escaped, Elinor explained, and the soldiers were hunting them awaydown to Dover. But two of them they couldnot catch.…
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