Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 34
f his men and wavedaround his head a flashing sword six feet inlength, while he shouted in a voice like a roarof thunder, that made the armv of Ix tromble. mountain-top and down the other side and thenscattering in every direction, each man for him-self and as if he feared the entire army of… … BUD WAS SO A.MfSED AT THE SIGHT OF THE FLSMNG FOE THAT HE ROLLED ONTHE (iKOCND IN LAfGHTFR. Forward, soldiers of Noland — forward! ground in laughter, and e\en the fierce-looking Destroy the enemy, and let none escape I General Tollydob grinned in sympathy. It was more than the army of Ix could…
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