Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 272
t he could lay hold of herdress; then he stopped. A strange, dizzy blurkept throwing a veil over his eyes, and he tried invain to overcome a longing for sleep. He couldfeel the ceaseless whirl of the great wheel, and itmade him almost wild. Curious vagaries and half-delirious fancies danced through… … THE CEASELESS WHIRL OF THE GREAT WHEEL ABOVE HIM MADE HIM ALMOST WILD. stand up, the wheel would strike her. Lying care-fully flat upon the bottom of the pit, he beganslowly and cautiously to work his way beneath themass of flying iron. He could feel the awful windraising his hair as he crept…
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