Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 452
lorerscrossed Echo River, and were met by Brigham.The guide reasoned with him, as one might reasonwith a runaway child, and tenderly took him in hisarms aboard the boat. Alas, the warnings were wasted ! For, almostas soon as we had landed, that capricious cave-dog B K 1 0 H A M , III !■: C A \ 1. -… … A Dl.NNER-PARTV IN* WASHINGTON HALL. time, of deliberate choice, he remained a secondnight under-ground. And now comes, perhaps, the strangest part of mystory. On the following morning, Jack, too, was the bars ; and there the dogs stood, wagging theirtails, and apparently exchanging the news ! Our…
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