Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 417
ed that ashe himself had left a reliable substitute in charge ofhis store, he could afford to wait to see the festivi- It must be confessed that at first the Earl andMr. Hobbs were not as intimate as it might havebeen hoped they would become, in the interests ofthe British aristocracy. The fact was… … ARE YOU QUITE SURE YOU WANT ME? SAID MRS. ERROL. ties which were to celebrate Lord Fauntleroyseighth birthday. All the tenantry were invited,and there were to be feasting and dancing andgames in the park, and bonfires and fireworks inthe evening. Just like the Fourth of July! said LordFauntleroy.…
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