Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 512
Tiscoquam is far away, and has takenhis bow and arrows with him, I explained.How can we kill a deer should we come uponone ? To this he had no answer ready, and, althoughstill reluctant, he suffered me to lead him for-ward. As we entered the little hamlet, I bethought me that I should do well to… … HE STOOD FOR A MOMENT GAZING FIXEDLY AT THE MARKUPON HIS WRIST. goodly distance back from the road. There wasa sizable field in front, dotted here and there withgreat elms, and behind, a huge barn with manysmaller outbuildings. The gate stood hospitablyajar, so that I entered with a light heart,…
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