Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 451
the mysterious Star-chamber— of which has long been known as the Bottomless commanded the dogs attention as well as our own. Pit. My guide, however, measured it, and found Usually a silent observer, he howled piteously that it was exactly one hundred and five feet deep. 428 BRIG HAM, THE CAVE-DOG.… … THE CORKSCREW. [sEE PAGE 430. we measured, finding them to be more than twohundred feet deep. Hrigham did not like the pits very well. It wasonly by much coa.\ing that we led him across thenarrow bridge thrown over the Bottomless Pit.But, indeed, we all were glad to get away fromthat dangerous…
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