Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 153
as violent; and, graduallysubsiding, it passed to the south-east, leaving nothing but a bank TELLING THE STORY OF THE LITTLE FIRST MAN AND LITTLE FIRST WOMAN. of ClOlldS behind the llOrizOn. Ev- banks of the river. Some persons thought that erything was drenched by the heavy rain. The flow-they… … 1879.J AND THE LITTLE FIRST WOMAN. 135 rise and rejoice that the storm had passed away.The sage-brush looked more silvery than ever,
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