Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 128
ugh andthrough, said he, as he climbed in. Thats too bad, said I. I did nt know whatI was about. Its a tremendous fire, said he, and I hateto lose the time to go back home and changemy clothes. Besides, I dont know that I could,for we made a rope of the bedclothes and sliddown from our window, and… … PHAETON IS TAKEN FOR A BURGLAR. but he got intothem at last. Why did youmake your ladder so short ? asked Phaeton, whendressed. It reaches to the ground, said I, peering outof the window in surprise, but unable to see. No, it doesnt, said Phaeton; I had hardwork to get started on it. I expected to…
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