Pearse, Mark Guy, 1842-1930 · New York : Nelson & Phillips ; Cincinnati : Hitchcock & Walden · leaf 78
l of a sudden the little maid stopped. Good-morning, sir, says she, and I couldtell that she made a pretty courtesy. Good-morning to thee, my dear, good-morning, says the gentleman — oncommonkindspoken he was. This is thy little maidMary that thou wert telling me of, I sposeJohn, he says to me. I… … Leaving the Beach. The Donkey a7id Cart. jy Why— did5;t thou find the donkey andcart in the old coat ? he asked, turninground to little Mary in a merry way. No, sir, but something a thousand timesbetter than that; and as I spoke tears ojoyran down my cheeks. Why, John, was there bank-notes in…
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