Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
which she had long been afraid, and which hadmany a time put her to flight ; but on this occa-sion the baby Princess, disdaining to run, hadsummoned all her courage, and kicked and pum-meled her enemy until he was glad to escape. When the British public heard of the turkey-cock battle, it went… … It is exercise, my Lady, exercise; there isnothing like exercise. When Charlotte was a very little creature, theBritish public, which has always been very fondof pluck and valiant deeds, delighted in relatingtales about her courage. For example : her gov-erness was reading one day, when the door…
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