Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 432
h road from Paris, have another day to wait upon the dusty highway,for he had been to Paris and he knew how long itwould take the Counts party to go and return, andthat they could not be reasonably expected thatday. See you that cottage down there in the littleglade below us ? he said to the page,… … THE ROBBER IN THE OLD WOMANS COTTAGE. [SEE NEXT PAGE. but after waiting ther; all day and makinginquiries at various crttages near by, they sawnothing and heard no news of the Count and hiscompany. After dark they returned to Viteau, as they hadbeen told to do, for it was known that CountHugo would…
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