Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 828
iousness. Iwas in absolute darkness, and, when I attemptedto free myself, found that I was wound aboutwith the hay as though with a blanket; only myhead and my left arm were free. Bruised andsore, I attempted to loose myself. I was held asin a vise. I now began to feel about with my free arm.The… … THERE WAS A CRASH OF BREAKING TIMBERS. mow, which undoubtedly had lieen torn loosefrom the rest of the frame, for it ])assed aboveme at a sharp slant. When the barn went topieces, the hay probably had rolled over like adoubled mattress, catching me between the twohalves, and it was this piece of…
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