Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 145
lake and white tepees, passedwhere embers of their own fires glowed, and intothe forest beyond. Here the captors surrounded their prisoners, cuttheir bonds, giving to each a bow and brightly dyed arrow, each of adifferent color. Shoot! Ifwe no find ar-row, you live; iffind, you die.The chief spoke.… … I still prize the lost arrow-head, that I, afterso many years, had found. LOST AND FOUND BY CHARLES E. CRAWFORD (AGE 12) At a summer camp that I go to, there is a lost-and-found room in the library. Anything foundlying around, not being used, must be taken there.A fine of two cents must be paid by…
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