Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 104
re the carriages and horses were, and Iwas so disappointed, I began to cry — I was verylittle. I had kilts on, and Dick was blacking amans shoes, and he said Hello ! and he ran in Well, said Lord Fauntleroy, settling himselfin his chair with a business air; I d buy Jakeout. And who is Jake? Mr.… … MR. HOBBS, SAID CEDRIC, AN EARL IS SITTING ON THIS BOX NOW ! between the horses and caught the ball for me andwiped it off with his coat and gave it to me andsaid : Its all right, young un. So Dearest ad-mired him very much, and so did I. and ever sincethen, when we go down town, we talk to him.…
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