Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 727
he various places theyvisited, and the boys were never tired of listening.He always represented himself as the hero of theadventures he related ; and so vivid and real didhe make them seem that, sometimes, the boys weredisposed to believe that the marvelous encounters 694 THE CHILD-LIFE OF GOETHE.… … THE YOUTH GOETHE SKATING. At last, he went back to the fine new house withCornelia, whom he liked for a companion muchbetter than the school-boys. His love for her waspassionate. She was bright, lively and sweet-tem-pered, and was interested in all that interested herbrother. Their father was again…
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