Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 838
ateof their man-hunting pack. Then, as if atsome signal, the whole band threw them-selves on their backs on the ground. Onlythe towering figure of the giant outlaw re-mained erect. Whats happened to those chaps? que- Up and up they went until they disappearedfrom sight, only to come whizzing… … THERE WAS A CHORUS OF DREADFUL HOWLS AS, ONE BY ONE, THE FIERCE DOGS SANK BELOW THE SURFACE ried Jud, much perplexed. Ive been withInjuns nigh on to forty year, but I never seea war-party act that way. As he spoke, Professor Ditson reached thesummit of the slope where the rest of theparty were…
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