Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
it together. It hadthe small, round, mosque-like summit the Turkshad brought into Europe in centuries past. Itwould hold but a very small congregation—andclose to it was a tiny shed-like house, which wasof course the priests. The two boys stopped on the path to look at it. I9I5-] THE LOST TRINCE… … ■THEY VVANDICm-.lJ IN AM) OU f UN TIL THEY FOUND THE PATH. They listened and heard the 1)uckets descendon the chains, and splash in the water. Thenit was drawn up, and it seemed some one dranklong. Then they saw the dim figure move for-ward and stand. Then they heard a voice beginto pray aloud, as…
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