Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 454
oval of the wayin which Ranny had been set down It isdoubtful, even, had he been given a chance tolive over the evening, if his conduct would havebeen any different. But there could be no ques-tion of his keen regret that instead of thawingPhelpss coolness by his increased proficiency at the drill,… … STOPPING TO THINK OF THE STRUGGLE OF THE AFTERNOON.(see NEXT PAGE.) denly ordered Larry Wilks out of the line-upand told Tompkins to take his place. At the command the tackle started, stared in-credulously at Sherman, and then, with loweringbrow and an exaggerated air of indifference,turned and…
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