Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 503
wasawfully hungry. He began to think runningaway and seeing the world had, after all, seriousdrawbacks he had never dreamed of! That night, instead of the soft little mattressof his home, stuffed with perfumed rose-leaves, would know that he ran away from home andwould laugh at his crestfallen… … THEY SNATCHED HIM UP ONTO A HORSE, AND RODE OFF LIKE THE WIND. Omar slept on the bare earth. Early nextmorning the three outlaws came to him, tookhim by the hand, and led him out of the cave.He was full of pains and aches. They askedhim his name and who he was. But Omar reso-lutely shook his head.…
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