Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 318
y whittled, they discussed a further subject— as to what provisions they should make for thenight. All agreed that they did not want to spendanother night in a tree, if they could help it. YOUNG CRUSOES OF THE SKY 823 For besides being so jolly cold, there is alwaysthe chance of falling to the… … THROWING OFF THEIR COATS THE BOYS WENT TOWORK IMMEDIATELY. (SEE PAGE 825.) That would keep us warm, and scare animalsaway, he said. I ve slept in them; and witha nice soft bed of fir, there s nothing finer. Ifwe — Listen! interrupted Bob. What s that?It was a sound as of many wings. Rapidly itdrew…
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