Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 533
t, after that, what could such a partydo? Never could it possibly find its way alongthe circuitous paths by which Ted had come. There was little to be hoped for, in this greatwind-swept, sun-baked, rain-washed region, wherehills and boulders seemed to have been throwndown angrily from above, in… … TED SAW THE FIGURES OF TWO MEN OUTLINED AGAINST THE SKY. peaks; the sides of the valley were either rock,or clayey soil hardened into an almost flinty tex-ture. Here and there Ted had found a few prettyquartz crystals, and even one or two tiny ame-thysts and carnelians. With difficulty could our…
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