 ... the fastening. Bruin seemed, however, in no humour to make the experiment. Sore and worn out, he crawled into a corner and was soon fast asleep, resuming in his dreams some of his old avocations. He woke at daylight, and immediately rose to examine...  The Young Wanderer's Cave: And Other Tales - Page 31by Isabella Jane Towers - 1830 - 316 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Alfred Elwes - 1853 - 114 pages
...woke at daylight, and immediately rose to examine his prison. The door he sniffed at, but passed by; the window was at so great a height from the floor that he could not reach it upon tiptoe, but he remarked that a very delicious puff of fresh air came down... | |
 | 1856 - 404 pages
...woke at daylight, and immediately rose to examine his prison. The door he sniffed at, but passed by; the window was at so great a height from the floor that he could not reach it upon tiptoe, but he remarked that a very delicious puff of fresh air came down... | |
 | James Baldwin - 1853 - 114 pages
...woke at daylight, and immediately rose to examine his prison. The door he sniffed at, but passed by ; the window was at so great a height from the floor that he could not reach it upon tiptoe, but he remarked that a very delicious puff of fresh air came down... | |
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