Gouraud, Julie, b. ca. 1830, Glyndon, Howard, 1840-1923, Glyndon, Howard, 1840-1923 · New York : Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 197
rom being verysick, and that to feel a little dull was no such greattrouble, — above all when we had a mamma alwaysready to tell us stories. My sister forgot all her listlessness. She jumpedup on mammas knee. I was about to build a fortand conduct an attack upon it with my foot-sol-diers, but I was… … CHAPTER XXI. SUPERBE AND GENTILLET. THERE was once a queen who had lost her hus-band, and found herself much perplexed in thebringing up of her two sons. Snperbe, the oldest, was so difficult to manage thatall the masters and governesses to whom he was inturn confided, resigned charge of him at the…
Children's stories, French
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