Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 456
llit? A—Drachc?—a.—trouztig? A kite? supplied Evans, recognizing the Turk-ish word. Yes, you sent one up? Did you? I sent nine up, nodded the boy. Nine kites! The officer studied Harold withintense interest. You used a kite-cord to crossthe Thai—the dcrc — the — ah, yes, the valley? I would nt call… … HAROLD SPRANG TO THE OFFICERS SIDE IN ONE LAST DESPERATEAPPEAL. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) this—chasm, whatever you call it, on a kite-cord?You mean to tell me that? Certainly I do. The officer bit nervously at his short mustachewith strong yellow teeth, and his face grew veryred. I do not believe it! he…
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