Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
lets. As theyluirst, they tore away the whole upper ven-tricles of the heart of the killer. With onelast plunge, it shot off the reef, and its steeljaws snapped together in its death-struggle, nottwo feet from the bidarka. As the strugglesdied away, Saanak fastened a float to the greatbody and drew… … HOMEWARD BOUND By ALICE M. CAHILL When the fishing-boats come home at night Along the river way,I love to watch their silhouettes Stand out in black and gray. I love to watch the setting sun Sink down behind the dunes,And send across the water smooth A path just like the moons. And some day, when I…
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