 | Robert Glass Cleland - 1922 - 544 pages
...mouths, and then the blood all went away and left us almost fainting as we stood and tried to step. . . . Bennett and Arcane caught us in their arms and embraced...emotion that came to her, and not a word was spoken." The story of the final escape of the party, though certainly not the least heroic in the annals of... | |
 | Joseph Lewis French - 1923 - 424 pages
...toward us. They caught us in their arms and embraced us with all their strength. Mrs. Bennett fell on her knees and clung to me like a maniac in the...emotion that came to her, and not a word was spoken." They estimated that they had traveled five hundred miles since they had left the camp, and found on... | |
 | 1927 - 386 pages
...hovered over us, and cast what seemed a pall upon every thought and action, was lifted and fell away. Bennett and Arcane caught us in their arms and embraced...emotion that came to her, and not a word was spoken. All were a little calmer soon, and Bennett soon found voice to say: "I know you have found some place,... | |
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Bennett and Arcane caught us in their arms and embraced us with all their strength, and Mrs. Bennett when she came fell down on her knees and clung to me like a maniac in the great emotion that came to her, and not a word was spoken. 