Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 367
ook was frozen solid, itsfriendly voice silent at last. This second days journey into the wildernessseemed to have brought him into a new land.The hills were higher; the great boulders toweredabove his head; the way was so broken that he 812 THE BLACK SHEEPS COAT had much difficulty in making… … WITH ONE LEAN RED HAND HE MADE A GESTUREOF THE SETTLEMENT found him weary and spent and utterly disheart-ened. Jn all this long journey he had not yet seena sign of any human being. With the greatest difficulty, he cut enoughboughs for a rude tent, and got together a supplyof firewood sufficient…
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