Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
e s for Ramsey; I m going to ropeanother for myself, grinned Lynn, glancingat the sullen, dark-haired boy standing sostraight and still beside the troubled Gilcrist.With me taking all the responsibihty anddoing all the work, Im sure he wont be ableto resist the chance of riding a real old-fashioned… … FOR A SHJGLE INSTANT TUli IKJKbE STOOD MOTIONLESS (SEE NEXT PAGE) This one was quite different from the first.Lynn had picked on a roan with white maneand tail; and the first time he threw his rope,the animal evaded it with a sudden agile leapto one side. Appar-ently undisturbed,Sutton gathered up…
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