Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 431
went away, feeling that we had made alittle mistake in offering money to the wife of one ofthe three rich men of the village, even if she wereat work barefoot in the cold, slim)-, black fish-sheds,like the poorest of the laborers. And it set us tothinking, too, that human pride is a plant for… … THE STORY OF VITEAU.*By Frank R. Stockton. Chapter XVI. THE Countess of Viteau now became veryanxious to learn, as soon as possible, the resultof her embassy to the King, and she also wishedher sons to know where she was. She consultedwith her squire, Bernard, in regard to the matter;and they…
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