Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 687
ed sostrange and her bed was so hard. She lay awake,drowsily watching a lantern that swayed from anail near the cabin door and listening to the foot-steps on deck and the calls of the boatmen. TheOhio was a dangerous river at night because ofthe hundreds of treacherous snags that barelyshowed above… … W.MTING FOR Tf//; GOLDEN EAGLE. she thought she had fallen out of bed at home;then she rubbed her eyes and saw where she was. The cabin floor tilted so steeply that her guar-dian chair had gone on its own legs to the far-ther wall, and when she tried to get up, she foundshe could not stand. It was…
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