Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 696
islandwith rather limited resources, except for those whorelished fish, and being somewhat ignorant, be-sides, of the peculiar tastes of many of his guests,—if any chose, they could bring along some favoriteviand, and violate no rule of etiquette in so doing. This was probably one reason why the… … THE PTARMIGANS. incely dignity, as if sure his mere presenceiced the unique assembly, departed as silently,the close of the entertainment, as the humblest . d present. He was the first guest. I cannot•tend to give the order of their arrival muchther; but the next to present himself in thelins…
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