Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 437
and hethought he heard a faint call for help. He yelledback a word of encouragement, and ran as fastas he could to the shaft, which was twelve orfifteen hundred feet away. There he found thetrouble. Just beyond the shaft, where a largetrunk sewer crossed the line of the tunnels, therewas a great… … FIGURE 2. WHERE THE SEWER BROKE INTO some one was trapped in the tunnel, the excite-ment grew to a high pitch. But no one knewwhat to do until the foreman appeared. He im-mediately telephoned the superintendent, and stepswere taken to rescue the unfortunate watchmen. We knew nothing of these events…
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