Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 561
two, advisedJack. Then Pryor left the road and scrambledover into a field. Jack, Chub, and Roy fol-lowed, but Townsend kept to the road, andothers as they came up followed him. 424 THE CRIMSON SWEATER. [Mar. What s the matter—with the road?asked Roy. Longer, Chub answered briefly. They jogged up a… … AT LAST ROY STUMBLED OVER A ROOT, AND WENT HEELS OVER HEAD INTO A CLUMP OF BUSHES. right at the top, and then went down at abrisker pace, Roy wishing his sweater was ntquite so heavy. All the spring had gone fromhis feet now, and the exhilaration was forgotten.It was just hard work. The downward…
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