Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 701
an the dogs in th boat. Thfirst thing e said was how wonderfu sorry ewas o gettin into such a mess an givin we thtrouble o comin out for un. Then e frettedabout the by e was goin to see, it bein too lateto reach un, and us tol un is life was worthmore n the by, fur e could save others. But estill… … A LITTLE PATIENT WHOSEFOOT WAS SAVED. hospital, where his frozen hands and feet couldbe treated. There, too, the next day the sick boywas brought, and his life saved. Afterward, in telling of his experience, thething which moved the doctor most was the sac-rifice of his dogs. In his hallway a…
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