Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 356
int of dashingdown and away, he began to spread the rock withthe bait he had brought, the confiture his sonElzear had given him, some slices of bread thicklysandwiched with sour cream, and a clean whiteonion from Mother Ursulcs garden. This plea from the simple grandfather had itseffect on the… … PETIT-PERE AND ALVINE DISCOVER BRUNO IN THE WOODS. He then looked up and stretched his arms ap- more than a famished rover like himself could pealingly to Bruno. withstand. Come, my pretty Narcisse, come and eat the But I am not Narcisse, he declared, his ex-good breakfast thy father has prepared.…
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