Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 226
ding towardthe plain below. The people first hearda roar that sounded likedistant thunder; and when they looked towardthe North Mountains they saw the air blackwith tiny bouncing lialls that seemed to dropfrom tliu drifting clouds which ahva\s had ob-scured the highest peak. Hut, although appearing… … THE GREAT BALL STRUCK THE FIELD NtAR THEM laughing at me down there ! said the creature,its eyes flashing wickedly. Then you d best stay where you are, re-turned old Rivette, who flew back to earthagain to tell Bud what the Roly-Rogue hadsaid. I believe that is the best ])lace for him,said Bud; so…
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