Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
ely until some of the men had recoveredsufficiently to seize him and drag him up tosafety. The fallen foot-bridge did not drop into theriver, but was caught in the tangle of suspendedcables. Some of the burning timbers droppedinto the water, narrowly escaping a ferry-boat STRINGING THE LAST PAIR OF… … SEVERAL STRANDS WERE SQUEEZED TOGETHER TO FORM A CORE. (SEE PAGE 74O.) 9I3-] with mp;n who do things 739 base of the tower were helpless. Some of thefiremen tried to drag the hose up the long stair-ways to the top of the tower, but when theyfinally did reach the top, and gave the signal forthe…
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