Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 282
e pebbles; moreover, the confused ladwas vaguely aware that he had made many turn-ings in his course. He began to feel more andmore anxious, and dragged the donkey after himat a sharper pace than he had at any previoustime attained. For a short time Ted had hope of findingsome clue, of recognizing… … AT THE TOP OF THE RAVINE STOOD A MAN WITH A GUN. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) 212 A SON OF THE DESERT dom efforts; for he was only involving himself,the more helplessly, in the tangle of wadies. Accustomed as Ted had been to an open-airlife, he was not fearful of spending the night inthe hills, without…
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