Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 538
nd the distance of the desks from thewindows, made it impossible to see anything. Red Feather was on her feet in an instant, PINKEY PERKINS. IO23 and lost no time in reaching the nearest win-dow to see what was the meaning of such acommotion. Pinkey and Bunny and two or three otherswere so overcome… … THEY HAD RISEN TO THEIR FEET AND WERE TRYING TO SEE INTO THE YARD. Pinkerton, shouted Red Feather, as sheturned from the window, sit down. Pinkey dropped into his seat as though hehad been shot, and the others did likewisebefore Red Feather could speak to them byname. After a brief, stern survey of…
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