Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 516
of the searching-party overcome byhis efforts. That decided her. She crossed theintervening space and knelt by the mans side. Asshe touched his arm, he tried with an effort torouse himself. He turned upon his back andstruggled to open his eyes. At sight of the rough scraggly beard, Frances THE… … FRANCES KNELT BY THE MANS SIDE be a half-crazed hermit. The bow and arrowwhich he still convulsively clasped strengthenedthis theory. No sane man was ever armed afterthis fashion. She started back up the knoll,when she was again checked, this time by a groan. Are you hurt? she called back. At the…
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