Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 72
s nest, covered himselfwith palm branches, which afford warmth as wellas protection from the unhealthy dew, and sankinto an untrouliled slumber. Piang started guiltily. He must have over-slept. The sun was high, but for some reasonthe heat had not awakened him. Sitting up,he rubbed his eyes,… … 602 THE ADVENTURES OF PIANG, THE MORO JUNGLE BOY [May, prepared for his journey, thankful that thedrought was to I)e ended by the gentle iiquidsunshine, as it is called, instead of a violenttyphoon. It was very difficult traveling. The sun wasnot visible during the afternoon, and Piang losthis…
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