Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 487
e day the thermometer hadfallen to sixty degrees below zero, and we werebeginning to feel cramped and stiff from con-stant sitting, and were on the lookout for thecache, or store-house, where we expected tospend the night. The cache had a long cabinission of the Macmillan Co. 356 AN ALASKAN JOURNEY… … RESTING AFTER A HARD DAY S JOURNEY. trails in Alaska, and had brought with us a goodsupply of beans, bacon, flour, and hard bread, asone can never tell for how many days a stormor accident may prolong his journey. The cache was on the brow of a hill, andAmalik, one of our drivers, was the first to…
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