Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
be perfectly secure. But hour after hour went by and the shells stillscreamed overhead. Batteries of French guns,hidden in the near-by woods, responded vigor-ously, adding their voices to the frightful tumult.The officer made two or three valiant attempts to Ah ! I thought we should have something… … VVriH SET TEETH SHE INCREASED HER SPEED AND FLEW ONDOWN THE ROAD. (SEE PAGE 788.) divert his guests, but his words were lost in thedin, and the little party lapsed into silence. Esther sat quietly beside her mother upon apacking-case. She had no fear for herself, butwhen she thought of Leslie, out…
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