Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 462
d where they had left the range and en-tered the bad lands, but he determined to becautious and look for them later near the edgeof the breaks. At ten oclock he found a tinyspring dripping slowly from the bank, and forhalf an hour he and Scud took turns drinking;they could only get a very little at… … HE AND SCUD TOOK TUIINS DKINKINU him; so he lay down in a warm, sunny cornerof the wash and ate the last of the sandwichesand one piece of chocolate. The gratefulwarmth of the sun made him drowsy, and hestretched himself, intending to sleep only alittle while. He left Scud standing with reinsdown…
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