Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 221
loud, which puts another layer of mois-ture on them. But still the little ice ballscant reach the ground, but are caught upagain in the great uprush of whirling air.The new layer of moisture is now frozen in itsturn, and makes the ball a little bigger.Hailstones like those you see probably havemade… … SHADOW OF THE BALLOON ON A BIT OFWOODLAND of control, and you would have to ride roundand round with the hailstones till the windgot tired playing with you. The rest of the story is a long one, but Ineed not take long in telling it. By the timethe storm was over, it was getting so latethat there…
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