Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 364
d not heedtheir talk greatly, for he was busier than the rest,being one of the few who had any skill with afowling-piece or a fish-line. He was more shabbyand ragged than ever, with clumsy patches ofleather sewed where his coat had given way, andwith a rude cap made of the skin of a fox. Many… … INTO THE FOREST, ALONE, TO FIND THE INDIANS? SHE EXCLAIMED.OH, YOU MUST NOT! (SEE NEXT PAGE) One of the elders, Giles Peabody, was strickenfirst. He sat shivering by the fire before the com-mon house at evening, he was burning with feverat midnight, and before sunrise he was dead.Three more were…
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