[The American Baron by James De Mille]@TWC D-Link bookThe American Baron CHAPTER VI 29/35
A vast cloud of smoke hung over all.
One comfort was that the glow had ceased on the river-bank, and only a blackened forest now remained, with giant trees arising, all blasted. We found that our stay would be a protracted one. "The first thing that I thought of was food.
Fortunately I had my hooks and lines; so I cut a pole, and fastening my line to it, I succeeded in catching a few fish. "We lived there for two days on fish in that manner.
The lady was sad and anxious.
I tried to cheer her up.
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