Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 764
t half-past three that wall was coveredwith boys from end to end. You could nt havewedged in one anywhere without shoving one offat one end or the other. What were they therefor ? I found out when I left the house. Each onehad done me some service—or imagined he had—and came to ask for a franc in… … ITH BOYS FROM END TO END. •apped-up infant to^ always tumblingi ies sabots.• And the beggars !iem. They came li:re blind beggars1 nd. There were la d palsied beggars,1 t clean beggars. the gawky boys and girls whoover their own or somebody It was corn in Egypt forke bees round a cask. Thereat least…
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