Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 180
u, for my father is the chief. And in spite ofyour great size, my friends, I warrant there willbe plenty of room. With that, two of the giants put the ends of their paddles under the Indians canoe and liftedit into their own, as easily as if it had been achip. Then very carefully they handed it… … ABOVE THEM IN THE FOG TOWERED A TREMENDOUS CANOEAS HIGH AS A CLIFF. canoe still and speechless at such gentleness frombeings so immense. The giants again took up their paddles as big astrees. With a single stroke, they sent the canoea clean hundred yards through the water. As forthe fog, their eyes…
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