Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
arther away than hehad dreamed could be possible. Dog-gone it he muttered, between clenched teeth, but I amin a pretty fix. He proceeded toward the direc- [Jm-y worse tangle than ever. Not feeling hungry hefound a windfall and prepared to make himself ascomfortable as possible for the night. Then… … HE REALIZED WHAT HAD HAPPENED-HE HAD GOT TURNED ABOUT tion whence the sound of the shots had come. Forsome time he went on without shooting again—and felt chagrined that he had had to fire at all.But it was getting so dark that he finally de-cided to signal again—this time, just to let themknow he…
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