Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
yes seemed to bore straight throughit, as though it had been so much air. 696 STORIES OF FRIENDLY GIANTS [June, Then swiftly, with a tremendous grating, thecanoe stopped. They had beached it upon a widesandy shore. One of the giants jumped out, and,taking Pulowechs canoe in his hand, ran shout-ing… … THEY HANUEU THE CANOE AROUND FkOMGIANT TO GIANT. Oh, Father, only see, called the young giant,in gasps that shook the trees. See—a littlebrother! —We found him—on the water —lost inthe fog! And at this shouting came giants running fromall sides, to see what the noise might be about.They crowded…
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