Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 538
rough, stony road, a numbness crept through her I9I7-] THE EAST END ROAD 897 feet and legs, and it was dreadfully hard to keepgoing. Presently, like Prince, she stumbled andnearly fell. If she could only get clear of thisnumbing water! I might, I suppose, go faster without you, wondered. Her feet… … AS THE WASH OF THE GIANT SEA RUSHED OVER THE CAUSEWAY BESSREACHED FOR PRINCES NECK FOR SUPPORT. she said, patting the faithful animals wet neck.But I could never do that—never ! Another giant sea advanced among the outerboulders, and as the wash of it rushed over thecauseway Bess reached…
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