Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 156
n as theheat became more intense. It seemed as if allnature was on fire. The joy of the children nowturned into fear. The elk, deer and buffalo, camerushing out of the woods. The birds circledshrieking and crying, and all living things seemedwild with fear. At last, the field-mouse called the… … THE FIELD-MOUSE CARRYING THE LITTLE PAIR ACROSS A RIVER. and found himself thoroughly entrapped ! What rope to entrap the sun, he was the one who a proud moment for our hero ! He compared his ought to set him free from his entanglement. own size with that of the sun, and his delight This was…
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