Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 161
ing his gun, and never taking hisfinger from the trigger, he cautiously made hisway back to the spot. But there was nothing tofear now. He found the poor brute quite dead, itshours of agony over. The group that soon gathered around looked atit and at one another without saving a word. 652 DONALD… … THE GIRLS LOOKED ON, TREMBLING AND HORRIFIED. Yes, said Don, the body must be dis-posed of at once. Bury it right here where it lies, sug-gested Ed; and Donald nodding a silent Certainly, added, aloud : Poor fellow !Whose dog can he be ? Why it s our General! cried one ofthe boys. As sure as I live…
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