Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
rms ached abominably. Whydid nt Jack let out more kite-cord and lower himdown ? What was the matter with Jack, any-way? How long did he think a fellow couldhang by his hands from a cord that cut like aknife? 11! THE LAND OF MYSTERY [July, Suddenly, the soldier who was watching calledout: Hasir ol!… … HAROLD, WITH HIS LAST FLICKER OF STRENGTFULL AT THE MAN. pletely stunned, upon the balcony. At the sametime, the boy caught up the hatchet dropped bythe soldier, and turned to face his other adver-sary. This man, however, overcome by terror,fell on his knees and begged for mercy. For hecould not…
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