Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 373
have her cryout. That was the best way, no doubt ; for a childsgrief is usually short-lived, and there was muchto take up Liesels attention ; after that she be-came bright and cheerful in a little while. But my story is growing too long. Let me say,then, in a few words, that after Liesel had… … IJESEL WENT 0\Ei; Tf) THE OLD IRINCE AND HELD OVT HER HASD. The next day she went away with her new friendand benefactor. The leave-taking at the castlewas hard enough, but worse was to come. As thecarriage rolled through the village, all the peoplecame out to call out to her their good-bye…
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