Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 416
eyed farmers. They hadpulled the ripping cord and all that was left ofthe balloon with its wicked bounding and liftingpower was silk and net—the gas had gone. Fordand the balloon were shipped sixty-two mileshome by rail, a telegram having apprised thehome folks of his safety, and Ford himself… … To n y \/A LENTINC by agnes McClelland daulton Author of From Sioux to Susan, Fritzi, etc. Chapter IV A CONFIDENCE It was a gay, care-free Bab that waved good-byfrom the top of the hill to the Trotts, who satperched upon the stone wall of the sky parlor. In her pleasant hour with the girls, the…
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