Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 726
ions he was allowed to make with his j879-i THE CHILD-LIFE OF GOETHE. 691 school-fellows. As it was his first experience inexploring his native city, these long walks in everydirection made an ineffaceable impression uponhim. He asked a great many questions, and madefriends with the warders and… … LITTLE WOLFGANG AND HIS SISTER AT THE BOOK-STALL time. It had then a high, battlemented wall, withwatch-towers and great gates, built in those war-like times when people had to be always ready todefend themselves against sudden attacks fromtheir enemies. Inside these walls was a queercollection of…
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