Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 410
the jerked the horses over the parapet into the water,where they floundered within a yard of the wreckedmachine. The Dublin women gathered on the tow-path,and immediately set up an unearthly wail, such asI have never heard before nor since. I think someof them must have cried the keen, as it is… … 1 THE CLOWN COUNTED THE MONEY. trouble and increased the excitement. This wasa tow-path bridge—one which the boat-horseshave to pass over, because at that point the tow-path changes from one side of the canal to theother. The Red Bird packet horses, comingup at a round trot, when they reached the…
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