Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
cque dashed up into the rigginghe was looking out for land, sharing the anxietyof his friend the French servant; that worthy man Oneida? inquired the gentleman. Oneida, replied the stranger, in a low, mourn-ful voice. 8i.J THE ADVENTURES OF COCQUELICOT. 945 An Indian! Yes; and this was the first of… … COCQUELICOT TAKES AN OBSERVATION. There was a general cry. The coach wasstopped. We saw him gather himself up, after theleap, and rush into the adjoining wood of closeundergrowth. But we searched for him in vain,calling him in the kindest tone of voice. Not atrace of him could we discover. Half an…
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