Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 784
ndcried themselves to sleep. Matters seemed brighter when they woke up nextmorning to find a lovely day, such a day as onlyItaly knows, with sunshine like gold, sky of clearestblue, and the river valley shining through soft mistslike finest filtered rainbows. By a happy chance,the Fiesole… … THE SIDE-STREET IN FIESOLE. his neck. She gladly agreed to lodge the children,and her pleasant old face and English voice madethem at once at home with her. There was justroom in the cart for their trunk, and about five in the afternoon they set out, perched on the nar-row bench in front, one on…
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