Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
ace and the tip of the held close against it either by the tugging of thekite one way, or your pulling the other. 1 understand, said Ned. I 11 do my best.Phaeton then went back to the church, andascended to the roof again with his bow and arrowand the ball of string. Laying out the string asbefore,… … PHAETON AND NED RECOMK THE HEROES OF THE TOWN. rod, and there it remained. No sleight-of-handthat Phaeton could exercise would make it riseanother inch. If the wind had freshened, so as tomake the kite sail higher, the hoop would have slidto the top of the rod at once. But the wind didnot freshen,…
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