Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 285
hen perform. It would take a long while, perhaps, for him to teach them to act as wonderfully as Mazeppa and Mademoiselle Planchette, but he knew he could do it in time. Then, when everything was ready, he would give another grandexhibition, that should raise twenty hun-dred thousand dollars, to… … Th eir names is Ladies and Gentlemen : I appear before you with my four cel-er-berated dogs and cats,the Wild Mazeppa and Mademoiselle Planchette, andProfessor Macfoozelem and the Fairy Queen of theWire. Wild Mazeppa and Planchette came first;they are a present from my Aunt Jane and my UncleJohn.…
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