Ségur, Sophie, comtesse de, 1799-1874, Sterrett, Virginia Frances, ill · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 241
concussion caused by these violent and repeated blows mightat last cause the fall of the tree. She clung tightly andtrembling to the tree. The wild boar at last weary of his use-less attacks laid himself down at the foot of the tree castingfrom time to time a menacing look at Violette. Many hours… … Violette takes refuge from the wild boar Violette called on her brother, her dear Ourson, forhelp. At every new attempt of the wild boar she renewedher cries for aid but alas! Ourson was too far off and hecould not hear. No one came to her aid. Discouragement and despair gained upon her; she be-gan…
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