Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 227
ot only was the descent wholl)unexpected, but the appearance ofthe invaders was queer enough tostrike terror to the stoutest heart. Their round bodies were sup-ported by short, strong legs havingbroad, flattened feet to keep themsteady. Their arms were short,and the fingers of their hands, whilenot… … i\ T. T^ICHftRD50N AS FOR THE WO.MEN AND CHILDREN, The soldiers of Toll3dobs brave army had drawn in. its upper part rounded out the surface not even time to seize their weapons : for such of the ball. In this peculiar head the Roly- a foe, coming upon them through the air, had Rogue had two big…
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