Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 486
noticeable,as they were being drivenout by the air that was beingpumped to the heading. It is a curious fact that when one is goingthrough great dangers, whether real or imagin-ary, the mind is not infrequently impressed withminor details which come back very vividly to aperson when he has time to… … WILL HAD NOT BEEN QUICK ENOUGH TO GRAB HIS HAT. the electric lamp where I was standing, and falllike a scattering rain to the ground. When I mentioned it to the superintendent, hedid not think I was crazy, but told me that myfleeting impression was a fact. Yes, he said, on a damp day such as…
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