Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
ired, I think I will, ifyou please, accept the bed you kindly offer me. Then come with me. Taking the lamp, sheshowed the way to the chamber. I think he isasleep, she said in a whisper, and it would be apity to waken him. I have put his clothing by thefire ; if thee will place thy garments on a… … I. But we can give thee shelter, and atpart of a bed, if thee will accept so much,.ave already one stranger guest, a lad, whobut half an hour ago ; and he has our onlyroom. But thee can share it with him.;lJ ahis is unexpected kindness ! exclaimed the1 man, gratefully. I ought not to troubleAnd yet…
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